EV Safe Charge Demonstrates ZiGGY™ Mobile Charging Robot Can Charge Electric Vehicles

According to foreign media reports,EVSafe Charge, a supplier of flexible charging technology for electric vehicles, has demonstrated its electric vehicle mobile charging robot ZiGGY™ for the first time.The device provides fleet operators and owners with cost-effective charging in car parks, shopping and entertainment centers, hotels, and more, without the limitations of fixed chargers and without the need for expensive electrical infrastructure.In addition, digital ad servers on ZiGGY can display customized information and generate ad revenue.

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The user can summon the ZiGGY to the parking position through the mobile phone software or the in-vehicle infotainment system and reserve a place for plug-in charging.ZiGGY is able to return to its base to be recharged via the grid, batteries or solar or related energy sources.ZiGGY can also be selected for off-site charging if there is no infrastructure available or on-site required.

ZiGGY has two oversized screens that can be used as kiosks or interactive advertising displays, providing additional revenue to car park operators.

EV Safe Charge will lease ZiGGY to provide "Charging as a Service" for various places, as well as continuous technical support and maintenance.Venue operators can choose to direct car owners to pay through an app, or offer charging services for free.

ZiGGY will help to enhance the electric vehicle charging experience and promote the promotion of electric vehicles.Caradoc Ehrenhalt, CEO of EV Safe Charge, said: "EV Safe Charge developed ZiGGY in response to the growing demand for flexible EV charging solutions to help the world transition to a cleaner, greener all-electric mobility future."

EV Safe Charge may be the first company to bring a mobile electric vehicle charging solution to market.The ZiGGY is expected to go into production in 2023, and the company is currently taking pre-orders.Locations currently planning to use ZiGGY include the Holiday Inn Express in Redwood City, California, the Opera Plaza in San Francisco and the luxury hotel The William Vale near Williamsburg, Brooklyn .