Moeve Doubles Down on Electric Mobility at ENVE 2026

September 18, 2026

Moeve will mark its presence at ENVE – the National Meeting of Electric Vehicles – on September 19 and 20 at the Multiusos de Guimarães, with a stand dedicated to electric mobility, where it will showcase its charging solutions and offer visitors a variety of experiences, according to a press release.

According to the same source, on Saturday, September 19, at 3:00 p.m., Pedro Bianchi Prata will be at the ENVE Lounge for a 45-minute talk. The discussion will address the transformation of mobility, technological evolution, and electrification, drawing on the driver’s experience and a career linked to motorsport.

Also highlighted will be his next big challenge: the Dakar Rally 2027, in which he will participate with an electric motorcycle, sponsored by Moeve, in a pioneering project that combines competition, innovation, and electric mobility.

The electric competition motorcycle will also be on display in UVE’s space during ENVE, giving visitors the opportunity to get up close to the technology with which Pedro Bianchi Prata is preparing to face this new challenge.

Moeve operates one of the largest networks of ultra-fast charging in the Iberian Peninsula, and in Portugal it has been expanding its infrastructure. At ENVE, the company will showcase the different charging options available to customers, including via the Moeve gow app, RFID card, and bank card, as well as through interoperability with the public Mobi.E network.

In the Moeve space, visitors will also be able to participate in various games and challenges dedicated to electric mobility, with merchandise and prizes, including charging vouchers worth 7 euros.

This year, ENVE takes place in Guimarães, European Green Capital 2026, bringing together companies, experts, users, and enthusiasts around electric mobility. Admission is free, with the event open to the public on September 19 and 20, from 10:00 to 19:00.

Thomas Berger
Thomas Berger
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