AutoNexus and EVSE installs 30 electric vehicle chargers across Australia
LDV AUSTRALIA & EVSE ANNOUNCE ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGER PARTNERSHIP
The new commercial partnership will see EVSE provide both AC and high-powered DC chargers to LDV dealerships across New Zealand and to LDV customers.
All LDV customers will have access to the very latest EV charging technology in New Zealand with turn-key installation and support available.
This partnership across all LDV dealerships marks a significant upgrade in the electric vehicle infrastructure of LDV New Zealand.It will allow them to provide critical support to their stakeholders and customers for the impending growth of the electric vehicle market.
The Importance of the Project
Shaun Garrard, Project Manager of LDV Australia, said: “LDV New Zealand is excited to be in partnership with EVSE, who will help us to supply high-quality electric vehicle charging infrastructure to LDV dealerships and customers. LDV New Zealand is bringing in a range of electric vehicles to New Zealand including a pure-electric version of our high-selling Deliver 9 van. The EV variant, which we call the eDeliver 9, brings a long-awaited zero-emissions option to businesses seeking to reduce their CO2 footprint and lower their operating costs while providing drivers with a comfortable, enjoyable driving experience.”
Sam Korkees, EVSE National Sales Manager, said: “EVSE New Zealand is proud to partner with LDV, a global leader in the e-mobility space. The team at EVSE has the expertise and passion to manage all of LDV’s electric vehicle infrastructure needs to create enduring value for all customers.”
About LDV
LDV joined SAIC Motor Corporation Limited in 2010, when the latter acquired the commercial vehicles division of the British Motor Corporation, which included the LDV brand. SAIC Motor Corporation Limited (formerly Shanghai Automobile and Industrial Corporation) is the largest automotive manufacturer in China.
A Fortune Global 500 company, SAIC Motor sold over 7 million vehicles in 2019 and has exclusive brands including LDV, Maxus, MG and Roewe. It has also formed joint ventures with Volkswagen and General Motors. Products produced by SAIC Motor joint venture companies are sold under other marques including Buick, Chevrolet, Iveco, Skoda, Volkswagen and Wuling.
SAIC Motor’s business covers the research, production and vehicle sales of both passenger cars and commercial vehicles. It also covers components including engines, gearboxes, powertrains, chassis, interior and exterior and miscellaneous electronic components, and logistics, vehicle telematics, second-hand vehicle transactions and auto finance services.
In New Zealand since 2014, LDV has focused on safety, space and value-for-money and continues to innovate with cutting-edge technologies and developments to deliver safe, highly specified, and value-for-money vehicles.
About EVSE NZ
EVSE New Zealand is New Zealand’s leading supplier of EV charging solutions for the residential, fleet and commercial markets. Established in 2015, EVSE New Zealand envisages a future where everyday transport is electric, emissions-free, and sustained by a green charging infrastructure and smart software.
For further information about LDV Australia, please contact Oliver Peagam, Ateco Group PR Consultant: opeagam@ateco.com.au
For further information about EVSE New Zealand or for interviews, please contact Sam Korkees at 0402 693 243.
