Hellonext has announced the supply of charging equipment for the largest electric vehicle (EV) charging hub in the Iberian Peninsula, recently inaugurated at the Intu Xanadú shopping centre in Madrid, Spain.
The hub was developed by Galp and BMW Group and includes 116 charging points with a total capacity exceeding 3.6 megawatts (MW).
According to the statement, this power enables simultaneous fast charging with no risk of saturation.
Hellonext’s contribution includes high-performance charging technology, in line with its strategy to support large-scale e-mobility deployment and to foster key partnerships for the energy transition.
“Hellonext is powering the largest charging hub in the Iberian Peninsula. If this is the present… just imagine what’s next,” says Manuel Dias, Business Development Manager at the company.
About Hellonext
Hellonext is a Portuguese company specialising in electric vehicle charging solutions, offering a range of AC and DC chargers designed for various applications.
Focused on innovation and scalability, the company supports the energy transition by providing high-performance technology for public, private, and commercial charging infrastructure across Europe.
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