Blink Charging installs four Level 2 Charging Stations at a residential building in Miami

Blink Charging Co., a leading provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging station products, announced that the company has installed four EV Charging Stations at the newest residential building in the trendy Design District neighbourhood of Miami, Wynwood 25.

The EV stations are installed in the property's main parking garage, in the heart of Wynwood. The units are the fastest Level 2 AC charging stations available. They deliver 80 amps of output, making them ready for the improved battery technology found in new electric vehicles. The addition of the EV charging equipment at the 289-unit creative apartment complex encourages residents and the community to “go green” and adopt electric vehicles.

“The new Blink IQ 200 charging stations fit perfectly into our vision for Wynwood 25 as a tech-forward community in the heart of Miami's most vibrant neighborhood,” said Jon Paul Perez, Executive Vice President of The Related Group. “The stations have already been a popular offering amongst our residents and takes our roster of amenities one step further, building on tech integrations like keyless LATCH entry and smart locker package room.”

The IQ 200 charging stations are connected to the Blink network and are capable of delivering nearly 20 kWh to electric vehicles. The new Blink stations will join the rapidly expanding network of Blink charging stations throughout the US and can be located on Blink's mobile app and on Blink Charging.

“We are very excited to have our fast IQ 200 charging stations as part of this great new development in our backyard. Wynwood 25 is a great example of a community that has considered the needs of their residents now and in the future. It's a great complement to be showcased at the property for EV charging,” quoted Blink Founder and CEO, Michael D. Farkas.

For Wynwood 25, a forward-thinking company committed to meeting the present and future needs of its residents, the addition of the new Blink IQ 200 charging stations is yet another step in the right direction in protecting the area's natural resources.