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São Paulo, June 2024 – Brazil’s electric vehicle market is experiencing unprecedented growth, with sales of battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) increasing by 187% year-over-year in Q1 2024, according to the Brazilian Electric Vehicle Association (ABVE). However, the expansion of EV charging station in Brazil is progressing at just one-third the rate needed […]

Brazil’s electric vehicle market is booming, with sales skyrocketing by 142% in 2023, reaching over 50,000 new EVs on the road. However, the growth in EV charger in Brazil infrastructure is failing to keep pace, creating a critical gap that threatens to slow the country’s green mobility transition. EV Adoption Soars, But Charging Infrastructure Stalls

As more drivers switch to electric vehicles, having a reliable home EV charger stations is essential for convenient and efficient charging. At Aegen, we offer a range of smart charging solutions to fit different needs—whether you prefer a standard AC Home EV charger, a faster DC home EV charger, or a flexible portable EV charger.

As electric vehicles become increasingly popular, understanding how to use an EV car charger station is essential for drivers and businesses alike. At Aegen, we specialize in high-performance charging solutions that are user-friendly, efficient, and reliable. This guide will walk you through the basic operation of an EV car charging station, ensuring a seamless charging

As electric vehicle adoption grows, maintaining reliable charging infrastructure is crucial. EV charger station fault codes help diagnose issues quickly, minimizing downtime. Understanding these codes ensures efficient troubleshooting and better user experience. Below are seven common fault codes and their field response solutions. 1. Fault Code: E001 (Communication Error) Possible Causes: (1)Poor connection between charger