French energy company Engie has joined forces with leasing firm Arval to offer e-mobility schemes to companies, authorities and private individuals who pay a monthly rental fee. Engie will provide installation and maintenance of charging stations for electric vehicles leased by Arval. The launch is planned for early 2019 in Belgium, followed by Netherlands, Italy, the France and the UK. The offering will “democratise” access to electric vehicles, improve urban air quality and cut noise pollution, said Engie vice president, Shankar Krishnamoorthy.
French energy company Engie has joined forces with leasing firm Arval to offer e-mobility schemes to companies, authorities and private individuals who pay a monthly rental fee. Engie will provide installation and maintenance of charging stations for electric vehicles leased by Arval. The launch is planned for early 2019 in Belgium, followed by France, Italy, the Netherlands and the UK. The offering will “democratise” access to electric vehicles, improve urban air quality and cut noise pollution, said Engie vice president, Shankar Krishnamoorthy.