On February 8, within the framework of the North America Mobility & Net Zero Summit 2024, a keynote speech was given by Patricia Baires, Latam Business Development Manager of Blink Charging, who was in charge of sharing her vision on the future of electromobility in Latin America.
Baires began her speech by expressing her enthusiasm for being in Monterrey, surrounded by people passionate about electromobility and renewable energies, before talking about Blink Charging, a company with 15 years of experience in the adoption of electromobility, which has been actively entering Latin America in the last two years, ready to expand the electromobility ecosystem in the region.
In his speech, he highlighted the importance of understanding that electromobility is not just a trend, but a business opportunity. Electric vehicle users need to feel secure in their mobility, i.e., they must have access to charging stations in homes and workplaces, leisure spaces and on the main road arteries of Latin American countries.
Electromobility Transition in Latin America
The transition to electromobility brings with it a number of economic and environmental benefits. On the one hand, the installation of charging stations can generate additional revenue and attract customers committed to sustainability.
On the other hand, in the case of vehicle fleets, the adoption of electromobility translates into optimized operation and a significant reduction in maintenance costs.
To facilitate this transition, Blink Charging has developed a wide range of chargers that are tailored to the specific needs of each market. From residential to 360 kW fast stations, the company offers solutions that cover all types of connectors used in the region.
In addition to hardware, Blink Charging offers powerful management software to control and monitor each charging station in real time, a data analysis capability that is essential to optimize charging routes and ensure a seamless experience for users.
In this context, Blink Charging’s dedication to the Latin American region is evidenced by its presence and focus on customizing its products and services for each market.
With more than 2,000 chargers sold in the region and a growing network, the company is one of the active leaders at the forefront of the road to a more sustainable and electrified future in Latin America.
With this, Patricia Baires, in addition to showing the options of Blink Charging, emphasized the importance of public-private collaboration, as well as the participation of companies in the promotion of electromobility in the region, where meetings such as the North America Mobility & Net Zero Summit 2024 are the gateway to build a cleaner and more sustainable future.
