Volkswagen Group brand Elli launches smart charging product offensive for Europe

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Julia Pirlich
Julia Pirlich
Volkswagen Group Technology / Head of Corporate Communications (Elli)
The new Elli Charger
The new Elli Charger
  • Now available: Elli Charger 2 features smart charging technology that reduces charging costs by up to 40%.
  • Everything from one trusted source: Volkswagen offers an industry-unique ecosystem comprising of electric vehicles, proprietary smart chargers, its own green electricity tariff, a solar power system partnership with Otovo, and an app-integrated public charging network with over 770,000 charge points across Europe.
  • At the heart of this seamless and innovative ecosystem is the newly introduced Volkswagen Naturstrom Flex, which enables price optimized charging. Customers benefit from automatically charging when electricity market prices are low. In 2023, Elli initiated trading on the German electricity market at the largest European power exchange, EPEX Spot.

Wolfsburg. Volkswagen Group Charging GmbH (Elli) is launching its first smart charger in Europe. The Elli Charger 2 integrates via solar surplus charging with a home’s solar power system and can use price optimized charging to automatically charge when electricity market prices are lowest. Elli has now set new standards in integrating renewable energies and reducing charging costs to make the energy transition at home a reality. Furthermore, customers can now also purchase and install a solar power system from Otovo together with the smart charger. The partnership between Elli and Norwegian solar power marketplace Otovo will initially be rolled out in Germany at selected Volkswagen dealers (including in Hamburg, Ulm, and Augsburg) as a pilot project and is intended to be established across Europe in the long term.

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