Volkswagen’s Elli Charger 2 Cuts EV Charging Costs by 40%

Volkswagen's Elli brand has introduced the Elli Charger 2, a new product designed to optimize electric vehicle (EV) charging by leveraging a home's solar energy production and varying electricity prices.

Volkswagen’s Elli brand has introduced the Elli Charger 2, a new product designed to optimize electric vehicle (EV) charging by leveraging a home’s solar energy production and varying electricity prices. This innovative charger aims to reduce charging costs by up to 40% through its smart charging features, which include solar surplus charging and market price-optimized charging. By integrating the charger with Volkswagen’s comprehensive ecosystem, customers can now purchase their EV, charger, and electricity tariff all from a single source. Future plans also include offering solar panel systems through selected Volkswagen sales channels. As part of this launch, Elli has partnered with the European solar panel provider Otovo to offer comprehensive and innovative energy solutions for e-mobility customers.

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Giovanni Palazzo, CEO of Elli and SVP of Volkswagen Group Charging & Energy, highlights the significant cost savings and renewable energy benefits provided by the new Elli Charger 2. The charger is designed with customer needs in mind, featuring various services to suit different home energy setups across 28 European markets. It will be available in four versions, compatible with any EV featuring a Type-2 charging port, and includes new metering functions for cost transparency and dynamic load management. These features make it suitable for both private households and commercial settings. The Elli Charger 2, proudly labeled as “made in Germany,” represents the collaboration between vehicle and mobility experts, ensuring high quality and innovation. This launch marks a significant step towards Elli’s goal of becoming a leading energy company in Europe, promoting e-mobility and societal decarbonization.

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