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Home›Technology›Electric Vehicles›Legrand launches Green’Up Premium Chargers for ANZ

Legrand launches Green’Up Premium Chargers for ANZ

By Sean Carroll
04/11/2022
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Legrand has released its range of Green’up Premium EV Chargers into the ANZ market, offering consumers more variety as the region heads toward a sustainable future.

Consisting of Premium Plastic and Premium Metal options, the Green’up Premium Chargers provide safe and efficient car charging solutions for compatible type two electric cars in both residential and commercial applications, helping to bridge that gap in areas such as corporate offices, shopping centres, hotels, universities and undercover carports.

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Stacked full of features, the Premium Chargers are water-resistant and shockproof to ensure longevity, are compatible with Android and IOS devices through integrated Bluetooth functionality and allow complete safety in Mode 3 with DC protection.

Though Australia has notoriously been stuck in the slow lane when looking at the adoption of electric vehicles, recent data suggests that the implementation of certain policies will help to accelerate that number – particularly when considering the government’s modeling, which assumes 89% of new car sales in Australia will be electric by 2030.

New Zealand on the other hand has taken into consideration that transport makes up 21% of the country’s carbon footprint, acknowledging the huge drive ahead to combat what is truly an alarming statistic.

Though no longer considered a niche vehicle after pushing past the 5% barrier in the region, the adoption rates will need to continue rising through the support of incentives and policies devised by the government, including a complete phase-out of the importation of fossil-fuelled cars by 2035 which has been heavily recommended by the New Zealand Climate Change Commission.

The launch and availability of premium EV charging solutions in the market for numerous applications help to bring those goals to fruition, ensuring practicality no matter the length of the drive.

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