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McDonald's install electric car charging points at three Malaga restaurants

By Chris King • Published: 26 Aug 2021 • 17:42

McDonald's install electric car charging points at three Malaga restaurants

McDonald's install electric car charging points at three Malaga restaurants. image: mcdonalds

McDONALD’S and Endesa install electric car charging points at three of their restaurants in the province of Malaga

In a statement issued by McDonald’s, as the result of their signing an agreement in late 2019 with Endesa X for the installation of electric vehicle charging points in the parking lots of its restaurants throughout Spain, today, Thursday, August 26, saw the inauguration of three of those charging points, which, with their 50 kW of power, can recharge more than 80 per cent of the battery of an electric vehicle in less than thirty minutes.
Specifically, the three new charging points are at the restaurants located in Antequera, on the Rotonda La Noria, Antequera industrial estate, in Marbella, on Calle de Ojen, and in Malaga city, on Calle Alcalde Jose Luis Estrada 26, with this being part of a project to install 150 such charging points in McDonald’s restaurants before the end of 2021.
This initiative is part of the sustainability commitments of both Endesa X and McDonald’s, and, at the same time, is part of the collaborative movement “Happy Change” that McDonald’s presented in early 2020, which continues to promote various initiatives, including the installation of charging infrastructure.
A McDonald’s spokesperson said of the initiative, that the company is moving forward with the aim of promoting electric mobility in Spain, and above all, facilitating the change and transition for all customers, “The key is to offer them solutions wherever they need them”.
In order to promote the use of electric vehicles, this service is offered to anyone who goes to a McDonald’s where the recharging infrastructure is installed, with no obligation to consume in the restaurant, as reported by malaghoy.es.

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Chris King

Originally from Wales, Chris spent years on the Costa del Sol before moving to the Algarve where he is a web reporter for The Euro Weekly News covering international and Spanish national news. Got a news story you want to share? Then get in touch at editorial@euroweeklynews.com

Comments

    • Al

      26 August 2021 • 22:52

      How could you not mention the price of this service? That seems to be a critical point. No one will use them if they cost more than charging elsewhere.

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