Government promotes sustainable mobility with three charging stations for electric vehicles in Santa Cruz

The following is a machine translation of a Ministry of Energy and Hydrocarbons release

Santa Cruz has three electric charging stations designed to provide broader access to efficient charging stations, benefiting electric vehicle users. Their implementation represents a technological advance and a decisive step towards a cleaner and more efficient future.

In an effort to consolidate the use of electric vehicles and promote sustainability in Bolivia, three new electric charging stations were successfully completed in the department of Santa Cruz. These installations required a total investment of Bs 1,228,466.

The Ventura Mall electric charging station – Phase 1 and Phase 2 required an investment of Bs. 692,679. It is equipped with two charging stations of 44 kilowatts (kW) of power each, with individual 22 kW sockets, and also has a 3.2 kW photovoltaic pergola that generates clean energy, offering free power sockets for users.

The Le Mans electric charging station was also completed with an investment of Bs 303,678. This project includes a 44kW charger with two 22kW sockets each, designed for mode 3 charges, and like the Ventura Mall electric charging station, it has a 3.2 kW photovoltaic pergola.

A charging station was also installed in Yapacaní with an investment of Bs 232,109. The electric charging station has a 44 kW charger and two 22 kW sockets, being a key infrastructure for electric vehicle users who travel through this important region.

With these three new facilities, Bolivia reinforces its commitment to sustainable mobility, allowing citizens to opt for environmentally friendly means of transport and contribute to the preservation of the environment.