Wallbox and Uber Extend Partnership to Boost Access to Home Chargers Across Europe
Wallbox and Uber have partnered to provide discounted home EV chargers for Uber drivers in seven European countries, supporting the shift to electric vehicles.
Uber aims for a zero-emissions platform in Europe by 2030, with plans for 50% of its kilometers to be electric by 2025.
Drivers are adopting electric vehicles nearly five times faster than typical European car owners, with 6.2% of Uber's driven kilometers now fully electric. The partnership addresses the challenge of charging accessibility for these drivers.
- Partnership enhances access to EV chargers for Uber drivers, potentially increasing EV usage on platform.
- Target of 50% EV kilometers by 2025 aligns with broader sustainability goals.
- Supports Uber's commitment to become a zero-emissions platform by 2030.
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Wallbox has teamed up withUber to support drivers on their transition to Electric Vehicles in seven European markets by providing exclusive discounts on home chargers.
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Uber aims to be a zero-emissions platform inEurope by 2030 and has an ambitious target of50% EV Kms across seven key European Capitals cities by 2025.
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Drivers are going electric in
Europe nearly 5x faster than average European private car owners.
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Through the partnership, drivers on the
Uber platform, will be able to purchase aWallbox home charger with installation for a discounted price
The partnership, which will operate in the
Supporting drivers switching to electric is key to Uber’s ambition to become a zero emissions platform in
Drivers are going electric in
Access to charging, both at home and on-street, remains a key barrier for drivers making the switch. As part of the partnership, drivers on the
“We are delighted to expand our successful partnership with
“We want to be the cleanest mobility platform on the planet, becoming a
“Drivers consistently tell us that lack of easily accessible charging is an important concern. By expanding our collaboration with
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