Electrification in the automotive market continues at full speed. Especially in the last few years, we see that the giant names of the industry have put internal combustion engines in the background. This means that the number of electric vehicles in traffic is increasing and there is a great need for charging stations. In this context, news that will please electric car owners continues to come from Google Maps.
Google Maps makes it easier to find charging stations
Googlewith his recent statement Google Mapswill be brought to new features revealed. Accordingly, in the coming months, electric vehicle owners charging stations will find it easier. At this point, the mainstream of the last period artificial intelligence will come into play And user It will evaluate the information obtained from its inspections and inform vehicle owners about the locations of charging stations.
For example, a trying to find the charging station artificial intelligence powered Thanks to the new feature Google Maps direct you to “Enter the underground car park, follow the signs to the exit and turn right just before exiting.” more like will guide you with specific information. This way you will be able to find exactly where you need to go.
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Google’s feature will be made possible thanks to millions of user reviews published every day, which help provide accurate and up-to-date information about places like charging stations. Similarly, after you complete your charging process, what type of outlet you use You will be able to help other electric vehicle owners through artificial intelligence by sharing your experiences, such as how long you waited and how long you waited.
It’s not limited to just these. Google, Maps for electric vehicle owners He said it will show nearby charging stations, real-time availability and charging speeds. These innovations mentioned are not yet available. According to the company, the update will be rolled out globally in the coming months, starting with Google-built tools.