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Léon NOUINDE: Mechanical engineering with energy option - Quality Director at ENSIATE
INTRODUCTION
At 1 er January 2020, France had a fleet of 38.2 million vehicles, of which only 1% were electric. On March 27, 2023, the European Parliament set 2035 as the deadline for ending the manufacture and sale of combustion-powered vehicles. Eventually, they will be replaced by electric vehicles, whose numbers have risen from 1% (in 2020) to 17% of the French car fleet in 2023.
You're among those who have chosen to use an electric vehicle for private and/or business travel. So you need to know where and how to recharge your vehicle. Unfortunately, you don't have the time or the skills to set up a suitable infrastructure. So follow this practical guide to universal recharging methods and locations. It is structured around the following points:
What is an electric vehicle?
What types of cables and plugs should I use?
What are the charging options?
Where can charging stations be installed and at what cost?
How to finance the various installations?
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