Fast-charging operator Atlante, in partnership with property company Groupe Duval, has announced plans to equip 130 locations with fast and ultra-fast charging stations in France. This expansion will see a total of 1,200 charging points installed, adding to the existing network established through their collaboration.
The partnership between Groupe Duval and Atlante began in April 2023 with the signing of a contract for 188 fast-charging stations. Approximately 30 of these charging points are already operational in Groupe Duval properties hosting major retail chains.
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Stefano Terranova, CEO of Atlante, highlighted the significance of the partnership, stating, “By joining forces, we are offering the best charging experience to current and future EV users in France, thus accelerating the roll-out of Europeâs next great energy revolution.”
The charging stations, accessible to people with reduced mobility, are open 24/7 and compatible with all charging standards. They can be accessed using charging cards or apps of roaming providers, with payment by credit card also accepted.
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Pauline Duval, Director of Groupe Duval, emphasized the environmental impact of the partnership, stating, “This new service is at the heart of our core values of agility and innovation.”
Atlante is focused on developing the largest fast-charging network in Southern Europe, powered by 100% renewable energy and complemented by on-site energy storage and photovoltaics. The company aims to install 5,000 fast and ultra-fast charging points in Italy, France, Spain, and Portugal by 2025, and over 35,000 by 2030.
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Atlante, operational since October 2021, currently has more than 2,000 charging points in operation across its four countries, with thousands more under construction and development. The company builds on the technological heritage of the NHOA Group and is the preferred charging network of Stellantis, with charging points installed at its dealerships.
