PPC Blue Romania expands services for e-mobility

Business Forum
PPC Blue Romania is introducing a complimentary towing service for its subscribers, marking a first for electric mobility companies in Romania.

Subscribers to PPC Blue's services can now access free towing in various situations, including accidents, breakdowns, or other incidents. Additionally, a crucial feature is the free towing service to the nearest public charging station if the vehicle's battery level drops below 10%. 

This service is valid across Romania for customers with an active subscription of at least three months and can be utilized once every 12 months.

Depending on consumption, there are three subscription tiers: PPC blueLite (60 charging units), PPC bluePlus (120 charging units), and PPC blueMax (200 charging units), catering to different consumption levels. 

Andreea-Dana Popescu, Director of PPC Blue Romania, stated: "We want every road traveled with the electric car to be carefree. That is why we are constantly expanding the range of services included in our subscriptions, so that PPC blue users always have security, comfort and confidence."

PPC Blue operates over 600 charging points throughout Romania, with a total installed power exceeding 14,000 kW. 

 

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