Electromobility
Charging station integrated into the smart home
Electric vehicles are still waiting for their breakthrough. One reason for this is the lack of a nationwide charging infrastructure. BMW and Loxone, a provider of smart home solutions, want to help close the gaps with smart e-charging stations for the home.
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read more...Vehicle parks and refuels independently
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