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MICHIGAN, 28 August 2023: The United States is experiencing a surge in electric vehicle (EV) charger installation projects, with dealerships witnessing rapid growth in proposals and construction plans for the coming months. As the demand for EV readiness increases, Stellantis, a leading automaker, has partnered with AGI to provide comprehensive infrastructure solutions. This collaboration aims to empower dealers in their electrification endeavors, covering all aspects of electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) setup for efficient charging.
AGI: Pioneers in Nationwide EV Infrastructure
AGI, with over five decades of experience in implementing nationwide branded infrastructure programs, stands out as a seasoned and capable provider for executing large-scale EVSE programs across the country. This partnership positions AGI as a turnkey solution provider, supporting Stellantis dealerships in their electrification efforts. This strategic move aligns with latters’ ambitious Dare Forward 2030 strategy, which targets achieving 50% battery-electric vehicle sales by the end of the decade.
Driving the Electrified Future
Stellantis, in collaboration with its vast network of over 2,600 dealerships, is driving towards an electrified future. By harnessing AGI’s expertise in electrical engineering, project management, fabrication, and maintenance, Former aims to accelerate the transition to EV sales and service. AGI’s inclusion adds to Stellantis’ lineup of EV infrastructure and training partners, bolstering efforts alongside Future Energy and Vehya.
Ushering in EV Readiness
Jeff Kommor, US Head of Sales at Stellantis, emphasized the company’s commitment to supporting dealerships during the industry’s shift towards electrification. The partnership with AGI underscores Stellantis’ dedication to facilitating dealers’ long-term plans, spanning aspects from business operations to service centers. This collaborative approach ensures that dealers are well-prepared, successful, and adaptable as the automotive industry embraces electrification.
Optimizing the EV Customer Experience
Recognizing the significance of EV readiness and customer satisfaction, Stellantis emphasizes the importance of reliable and well-maintained electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) for seamless charging experiences. Dave Clower, SVP and GM of AGI’s Electrical Lighting and Maintenance Division, underscores AGI’s expertise in building EV charging capabilities and highlights the company’s excitement in expanding its relationship with Stellantis dealers as an approved EV charging solutions provider.
Bold Strategic Vision
Stellantis’ Dare Forward 2030 strategic plan reflects the company’s commitment to value creation and environmental sustainability. The automaker’s aspiration to be at the forefront of the fight against climate change includes reaching carbon net zero emissions by 2038 and introducing over 25 battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) by 2030.
A Collaborative Transition to Electrification
Stellantis stands as a key participant among seven global automakers, including BMW Group, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, and Mercedes-Benz Group. This joint venture aims to expedite the transition to electric vehicles in North America, enhancing EV charging accessibility and reliability.
Conclusion
Stellantis’ collaboration with AGI signifies a significant stride towards EV readiness and dealership electrification. As Stellantis advances its electrification strategy, this partnership underscores its dedication to supporting dealerships, improving customer experiences, and contributing to the broader adoption of electric vehicles in the automotive landscape.
