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Vestel Mobility is a Turkish specialist in mobility and energy, headquartered in Manisa, where the Vestel Group has built one of Europe’s largest industrial campuses for electronics and home appliances since 1984. Leveraging this industrial scale, Vestel channels its expertise and production capacity into technologies for electric mobility and energy storage, from automotive electronics to solutions designed to support large‑scale electric vehicle adoption.

Under the Vestel Mobility name, the company brings together more than a decade of investment in e‑mobility and battery systems in a single structure that is fully focused on the future of transport and energy. The brand positions itself internationally as a technology partner within a wider ecosystem of manufacturers, energy providers and service companies, with a clear emphasis on scalability, export and collaboration across European markets.

Today, Vestel is working in parallel on charging solutions, battery energy storage and automotive systems, uniting these fields in one vision of how vehicles, buildings and grids connect. With this combination of industrial strength, electronics experience and long‑term investment in mobility, Vestel Mobility aims to remain one of the key names driving the ongoing electrification of transport and energy infrastructure.

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Questions about
charging infrastructure

This depends on staff, visitors, fleet and peak hours. Powerland simulates the optimal mix of AC and DC.

This depends on three factors: the capacity of the fast charger, the maximum allowable charging capacity of the vehicle and the battery temperature. In practice, a passenger car charges to 80% at a 150 kW charger in approximately 20 to 30 minutes. An electric truck at a 300 kW charger typically needs 45 to 60 minutes for a full charge.

A fast charger (DC charger) supplies direct current (DC) directly to the vehicle battery. This makes charging much faster than with AC charging, where the car's internal onboard charger only has a limited charging speed.

How does fast charging work technically?

  • The fast charger converts alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC)
  • DC goes directly to the vehicle battery
  • The car's internal charger is bypassed
  • The car itself determines the maximum allowed charging speed for battery safety

Result:
Where AC charging can take 3-8 hours, a DC fast charger can sufficiently charge a vehicle in 15-45 minutes.

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Our customer service and sales team are ready to assist you.
If you are at a charging point and require immediate assistance, you can reach us at +32 57 69 01 05 to speak to an employee.
For non-urgent questions regarding billing or your account, you can email info@powerland.be

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