Turn Parking Time into Purchase Time!
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Most retailers don’t think they need EV charging—until their competitors start attracting more foot traffic, longer visits, and higher sales with it.
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The ROI of Installing EV Charging Stations
Demand for electric vehicles (EVs) continue to surge, evidenced by projections indicating that EV sales in the United States are poised to capture 40 percent of total passenger cars' market share by 2030.
Embracing this trend presents a unique opportunity for all businesses and properties - both attracting an eco-conscious customer base and positioning your establishment as a forward-thinking destination.
- Increase property value
- Boost foot traffic
- Fulfill a growing need
- Support community growth and economic development
- Build customer loyalty
- Increase employee satisfaction and retention
- Futureproof your business
Still Think EV Charging Isn’t Worth It?
EV drivers stay on-site 3–5x longer than average shoppers. That means more browsing, more purchases, and more loyalty.
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80% of retail still happens in-store—but foot traffic is harder to earn.
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EV drivers are high-income shoppers actively seeking charge-and-shop locations.
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Retailers with chargers see up to 4% more visits/month and 1.3% sales growth per % of dwell time.
Download the Whitepaper to Discover:
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Why EV charging is the single most underused marketing asset in retail.
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How to turn wait time into sales time with high-intent, high-value customers.
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Which national retailers are already winning with this strategy—and how you can too.
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How to implement EV charging at low or no cost with incentive-backed solutions.
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Lynkwell is a top 3 charge point operator in the Northeast with 10,000+ charging assets under management and >98% software uptime. We work with brands that are serious about growth, loyalty, and customer experience.
