Ionna EV Charger Starts Operation This Year, Offers Comfort And Ease For EV Owners

JAKARTA - Announced in July 2023, the seven well-known automotive companies consist of BMW Group, General Motors (GM), Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz Group, and Stellantis, partnered to create an environmentally friendly vehicle ecosystem by presenting EV chargers in North America.

Ionna, a joint venture from the results of this collaboration, has received approval from regulatory authorities and has officially been in operation. Later, Ionna will build a high-powered EV charging network in the US and Canada regions.

Seth Total, appointed as Ionna's Chief Executive Officer. The company targets to be one of the most accessible and reliable high-power networks by providing at least 30,000 chargers for EVs.

Our joint commitment to creating a wide and high-power charging network reflects our dedication to revolutionizing the entire charging experience of electric vehicles and helping to encourage the widespread adoption of EVs, saidLA on the company's official website, Tuesday, February 13.

men have strong capital in building an environmentally friendly mobility ecosystem. He started his career at Generic Electric (GE) by playing a role as General Manager for EV infrastructure. Long story short, he moved to EV Connect and served as President & COO and succeeded in building the company from the start-up phase to scale-up.

Returning to Ionna, the charging network provided can later be accessed by all electric vehicles, both with the NACS and CCS connectors. This is done to make it easier and provide a good experience for EV users.

In addition, the company will also provide facilities such as toilets, food services, and retail operations around and within the complex. Customers will get comfortable facilities equipped with a canopy, something that has never been in any charging station.

The Ionna charging station will be designed using renewable energy and supported by a combination of quality, reliability, and resources from world-leading automakers.

The joint venture plans to open its first US charging station this year, by expanding this facility to Canada for the next stage. Each location will be equipped with several high-power chargers to facilitate long-distance travel, in line with the sustainability strategy of the seven locations.