Video on Mobility in the Future: KEBA's interview with Welt.de
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- 2.12.2019
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It's finally here - the first electric car of your own. It is quieter than a car with a combustion engine, usually speeds up better and makes visits to the petrol pump superfluous. But if you want to get the most out of your electric car in everyday life, you should know its characteristics. Here are the 15 most important tips for new EV users.
KEBA KeContact is compatibility writ large. And so, the KeContact P30 is a wallbox that can be swiftly and conveniently connected to a multitude of systems. Pick any provider—this charging station works smoothly with virtually all their products.
The standard delivery of an electric car in Europe usually includes a Type 2 charging cable that can be used for charging at a public charging station or wallbox with a socket, as well as a so-called emergency power cable with a Type F plug for the standard 230 V power outlet. You can use this emergency power cable to charge your electric car (or PHEV) in your garage at home. But should you really do that? There are several reasons why you shouldn't.