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EVs are gaining traction, impacting how both public and private parking infrastructures approach EV charging solutions. However, another game-changer is the imminent arrival of autonomous driving capabilities. This revolution illustrates a future where convenience and privacy reign supreme.
Operators are looking to innovative platforms that encompass user-friendly features such as QR codes for seamless use and effective cost reduction measures. This forward-thinking approach ensures sustainability and greater ROI regardless of the advancements made in the world of EVs.
The growth of EVs has introduced new opportunities for property managers. Yet, the predictability of ROI in the EV charging sector remains a significant challenge, making it difficult for property managers to commit to maintaining or expanding their EV charging facilities.
Xeal, a leading provider of EV charging technology, today announced Paul Crandell as its first Chief Marketing Officer. Crandell will spearhead Xeal's branding and marketing initiatives, further establishing Xeal as the most reliable EV charging solution for commercial and multifamily real estate.