The initiative is part of the Buenos Aires Electromovility Program, which seeks to promote this type of mobility in collaboration with the private sector.
The City of Buenos Aires announced the installation of 400 load stations for electric vehicles In the next two years, distributed between service stations, commercial garages, parks and squares paths, and in front of public buildings. The initiative is part of the program Buenos Aires electromobilitywhich seeks to boost electric mobility in collaboration with the private sector.
Private companies will be responsible for the investment, installation and maintenance of loaders, while the Buenos Aires government will establish the technical standards, will grant permits and guarantee the urban planning. All points must have applications that allow you to consult your availability in real.
The city plans 400 load points for electric cars
In private public access spaces loaders will be installed from 7 kW in alternating current, with the option of direct current equipment. On public roads, chargers will have powers from 22 kW and will be located on non -emblematic parks and squares paths, in front of commercial premises or public buildings, respecting a maximum of two positions per block and parking allowed 24 hours. Its installation on the road is prohibited.
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These measures complement tax benefits and toll exemptions for electric and hybrid vehicles, in addition to the progress in electric public transport, such as the buse line that connects Lezama Park with Retiro and El Tambus, which will link New Pompeya with Aeroparque and Barrancas de Belgrano. By 2027, the city will require that all new groups be electric or work with CNG.
These actions seek to consolidate Buenos Aires as a national reference in sustainable mobility infrastructure.
Source: Ambito
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