Zeekr with Minima develops a blockchain -based solution for electric vehicles
Zeekr, a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, integrates the block chain of Minima and began to develop a tokenized system for charging station reservations.
As a centralized block chain network, Minima aims to increase the access of electric vehicle owners to the charger by cooperating with Zeekr’s arm in Europe. This partnership will allow the charging infrastructure to become more efficient and users can easily access the charging stations.
With this system, Minima aims to provide electric vehicle owners the opportunity to share charging wall boxes. Users will be able to use their own charging wall boxes in a reservation system through Minima’s block chain and present them to others.
This will provide more charging options, especially in dense areas by evaluating unused charging stations. Thus, charger can be reserved by more users and will be used more efficiently.
Zeekr drivers will be able to provide on -site or offline access to charging stations thanks to this new system. Reservations at the charging points will be guaranteed through the block chain of Minima. Access to each charger will be provided with an access control Token, a digital key.
This token will only prioritize privacy and safety measures, allowing authorized users to access the charger. In addition, this system will improve charging experiences by offering users a secure payment and access process.
Another important feature of Minima’s block chain is its offline working ability. Even when the internet connection is interrupted, it will be able to continue to carry out operations by alternative ways such as Minima’s technology and local connections.
This feature will make it possible to offer a uninterrupted charging experience even when there is no network connection to the charger. This will provide a great advantage, especially in rural areas or regions where internet connection is weak.
Zeekr is the newest Chinese car manufacturer who evaluates the opportunities offered by block chain technology. Known for his work on electric vehicles and batteries, BYD aims to establish a carbon banking system using a Vechainthor block chain in 2018.
This system has been developed to monitor millions of vehicles, buses and train on the block chain worldwide. However, this step by Zeekr attracts attention as one of the first major steps that integrate electric vehicle users’ access to the charging infrastructure with Blockchain.
These developments show that the automotive sector’s interest in blockchain technology has increased and this technology has found more use.
While electric vehicle manufacturers prefer block chain -based solutions to optimize charging infrastructure and improve user experiences, this technology is expected to be adopted by a wider market. Such innovations can help make electric vehicles more accessible and efficient.