Bovag survey petrol stations

From refuelling to charging: transition requires new business model

Bovag Tankstations ledendan vlnr Paul Smits, Marja Versleijen, Jan Paul Kerkhof
Op de Bovag Tankstations ledendag bespraken Paul Smits, Marja Versleijen en Jan Paul Kerkhof de toekomst van de branche.

In the mobility of the future, there is less and less room for the traditional petrol station. Thanks to data technology, the customer is more than just his license plate, electrification requires new concepts and the margin on tobacco is going up in smoke. During the Bovag Members’ Day, the alternatives were discussed in detail.

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Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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