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New Plug & Charge rollout aims to enhance the EV charging experience

By Michelle Froese | September 5, 2024

Allego, a provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, announced the upcoming network rollout of its innovative Plug & Charge technology. Beginning in Q4 2024, this rollout represents a step forward in Allego’s mission to deliver a seamless, secure, and future-proof charging experience for EV drivers, initially across Europe.

With Allego’s Plug & Charge technology, drivers can say goodbye to the hassle of RFID cards, bank cards, and mobile apps. This new feature offers automatic authentication and payment when the EV is plugged in, eliminating manual intervention.

By simplifying the payment process and providing a consistent charging experience across different networks and regions, the Plug & Charge technology will enhance convenience for drivers beyond Allego’s network.

The technology is built on the latest OCPP 2.0.1 protocol, ensuring enhanced security and compatibility with future EV and charging technologies. According to Allegro, this rollout represents the most secure Plug & Charge implementation on the market to date, made possible through the company’s collaboration with Alpitronic and Ford.

“Ford is proud to collaborate with Allego in equipping European dealer sites with High Power Charging infrastructure and fully supports this innovative Plug & Charge technology, which aligns perfectly with our mission to make electric vehicle ownership more convenient and accessible,” said Joerg Hofmeister, European Head of Charging & Energy, Model e, Ford Motor Company. “By simplifying the charging process, we are removing barriers to EV adoption and providing our customers with the seamless experience they expect from Ford.”

The full network rollout of Allego’s Plug & Charge technology will begin in Q4 2024.

 

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