Another fourteen free e-chargers were handed over by ALDI
In the autumn of 2018, ALDI and E.ON entered into an agreement to make available 360 charging points installed and operated by the energy company in the parking lots of 123 ALDI stores in Hungary. More than a third of the affected stores have already handed over the chargers, so the nationwide network will reach 82 settlements. The company currently has 75 chargers and 150 charging points available to motorists in 12 counties. The service has been free since the start of the network, so it can still be used free of charge.
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