Is Enel X JuiceBox being discontinued?
Last year, Enel X Way North America, JuiceBox’s parent company, shut down operations in the U. S. Canada, cutting off access to smart charging, phone apps, and customer service. The JuiceBox app shut down shortly after. Just got an email this morning: Dear Enel X Way USA, LLC Stakeholder, After careful consideration, Enel X Way North America has decided to close its electric mobility business in the US and Canada, operated by the local subsidiary of Enel X Way USA, effective October 11, 2024.On October 2, Enel X Way announced that it was shutting down its North American business on October 11, at which time its JuiceBox charger line will no longer function as they used to.In early October, Enel X Way North America announced an abrupt close of its electric mobility business in the US and Canada, effective October 11, 2024. The decision might significantly impact Enel X Way users in North America, mainly because the company said it would turn off all its EV charging software solutions.In early October, Enel X Way North America announced an abrupt close of its electric mobility business in the US and Canada, effective October 11, 2024.
Is JuiceBox still in business?
While JuiceBox products will continue to operate with software connectivity after October 11, 2024, customer service will not be available during this interim period. The third-party firm will manage claims and communication with stakeholders after October 11, 2024. Please visit the claims information page. Perhaps most importantly, support for all Juicebox software and apps is discontinued starting October 11, 2024, which means scheduling charging times through the Juicebox platform no longer works.If data connectivity is lost the JuiceBox will not enter a fail-safe mode, the JuiceBox will continue to operate/charge at the selected current value previously set within JuiceNet dashboard or the JuicePass App.
What happened to JuiceBox chargers?
On October 2, 2024, Enel X Way announced that it is shutting down its North American business, with its services going offline on October 11. This means: Commercial JuiceBox Chargers: These will completely lose functionality, no longer able to serve EV drivers or integrate with any software. If you own a JuiceBox electric vehicle charger, you’ve probably changed how you charge. Last year, Enel X Way North America, JuiceBox’s parent company, shut down operations in the U. S. Canada, cutting off access to smart charging, phone apps, and customer service. The JuiceBox app shut down shortly after.JuicePass is the free Enel X smartphone app for EV charging worldwide. As a single touchpoint for all Enel X charging services it allows you to access both public and workplace charging stations as well as providing full remote control of your Juicebox home charger.The Juicebox 40 is sturdy, high quality Level 2 EV charger. The enel X app is easy to set up as well. The app has excellent features and settings. It even allows you to add your vehicle type that shows your range.If you own a JuiceBox electric vehicle charger, you’ve probably changed how you charge. Last year, Enel X Way North America, JuiceBox’s parent company, shut down operations in the U. S. Canada, cutting off access to smart charging, phone apps, and customer service. The JuiceBox app shut down shortly after.
Who makes JuiceBox chargers?
Enel X JuiceBox is a technological, digital and tailor-made solution designed for your domestic needs and lifestyle. Our family of electric vehicle chargers – JuiceBox, JuiceBox Plus and JuiceBox Pro – come with different configurations for power, socket and connectivity. JuiceBox chargers will stop working. As of October 11, Enel X Way software will be discontinued, and commercial JuiceBox charging stations will lose all functionality. Residential charging stations will only retain the ability to charge vehicles but will lose all smart charging functions.