LG, which once stood out with its smartphones, has left this market completely in the recent past. The company, which is in many markets such as television and home appliances other than smart phones, is entering a sector where it is inexperienced this time. LG, which we were wondering how it would make a debut after it could not resist the smartphone competition, announced that it would be a small player in the electric car market.
LG takes the first steps in the electric car industry
Following the echo of the European Union’s electric car law, it became clear that there would be no fossil fuel-powered engines in the near future. Noticing the electric cars that have gained momentum in recent years, LG has partnered with South Korean manufacturer AppleMango. With this partnership, the company will be able to establish electric charging stations around the world.
LG electric car charging station
The company, which has developed partnerships with GS Energy and GS Neotek as well as AppleMango, stated that these steps will bring LG to the fore in the near future. In its statement, the company pointed out that the charging services it will offer will be safe. He predicted that charging stations, which are waterproof, not affected by dust and do not tire the user, will be preferred by electric car owners.
In 2019, AppleMango introduced the safe charging system that charges electric cars faster. It seems that LG was also one of those interested in this technology and finally signed. Already one of the leaders in home appliance manufacturing, the company aims to bring safe electric charging systems to our homes.
LG electric car charging station
Although some electric cars can be charged with the sockets we use in our homes, the speed offered is usually not enough. In addition, some users state that they feel uneasy when they charge their cars from the socket at home. The electric charging station that LG will offer aims to avoid these concerns and be a fast and safe solution.
We will see together whether the company can leave the smartphone industry and hold on in this industry. Do you think LG will be successful?
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