Blink Charging continues to establish itself as a key player and one of the leading companies in charging infrastructure worldwide, with large-scale projects to seek the massification of electric mobility.
In this regard, Patricia Baires, Executive of Blink Charging, spoke with the Latam Mobility team to learn about the news, projects and lines of action that the company is currently managing.
“We are used to always have new product developments, the truth is that we are very focused on giving the different markets what they really need,” she said.
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He advanced that Blink Charging is working on new product developments with high technology, which they hope to have ready and certified by the end of this year.
Great Reach
Baires assured that the company will continue to provide great capital for the development of the market in Latin America and worldwide, by highlighting that they already have presence in 32 countries.
“We are operating with more than 85,000 stations already installed and sold globally, we are very happy to reach more and more people and add to the change,” she detailed.
He highlighted that Blink Charging is one of the few vertically integrated companies, which makes for a better customer experience. “We own the technology, we manufacture the chargers and we also own the software that operates the stations, this really makes us a highly competitive company.”
“We are able to meet all the needs of our customers, we accompany them during the process to choose the best charger, the best the best technology, we build the electrical infrastructure and we give after-sales customer voltage support which is very important to ensure 100% operation,” she explained.
As key allies in recent years for Latam Mobility, Baires assured that the mobility and sustainability meetings of the network belonging to Invest in Latam has had a significant growth with great credibility for the industry due to the quality of speakers and participating companies.
“You have opened the doors for us to transmit all the experience we have as a company, we have been through you understanding the different markets that are extremely important, because Latin America represents many challenges with customers and governments,” concluded Baires.
