Mobilize plans to be operating 100 EV charging stations in France by the end of 2025.
To ensure a seamless service that allows easy travel by electric vehicle throughout Europe, Renault says Mobilize is continuing to expand its network beyond France's borders. Thus, during the second half of 2025 and in 2026, Mobilize will expand its network in Belgium and Spain, two key markets for Renault Group.
"Electrification is transforming the value chain for automakers. Today, our role extends beyond vehicles, and generating recurring revenue has become essential to investing in the future of the industry. Mobilize Fast Charge is one of the pillars of Mobilize's efforts to achieve this goal. At the same time, this new network allows us to reassure our customers in their transition to electric mobility," said Gianluca De Ficchy, CEO of Mobilize.
At the same time, the strategic partnership with Free to X gives Mobilize access to an existing network of around 100 ultra-fast charging stations in Italy and allows it to continue its development.
"As Europe's vehicle fleet electrification accelerates, we are committed to an ambitious expansion of our charging station network to meet growing infrastructure needs," adds Anne-Cécile Bonneville, fast charge director at Mobilize.
Mobilize Fast Charge stations are equipped with ultra-fast charging stations, delivering power up to 320 kW. This allows users to recover up to 400 km of range in 15 minutes, the time it takes to get a coffee. The reliable stations boast an availability rate of over 99%, with 24/7 maintenance to ensure optimal service quality.
To simplify charging, the stations are compatible with the "Plug & Charge" service. This system allows charging to start automatically as soon as the user plugs in their vehicle equipped with this feature, without the need to present a badge or payment card. This service is already available via Mobilize Charge Pass for Renault Group customers with a compatible vehicle.
