LS E-Link Signs Agreement with Logen Courier for Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Development

LS Group's electric vehicle charging solution subsidiary, LS E-Link, announced on the 21st that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Logen Courier for the 'Establishment of Charging Infrastructure to Expand Electric Delivery Vehicles.'

Through this business agreement, they plan to strengthen business synergies by ▲promoting the transition from internal combustion engine vehicles to EVs ▲building customized smart power infrastructure at logistics hubs ▲realizing carbon neutrality by creating an eco-friendly logistics environment.

LS Group's electric vehicle charging solution subsidiary LS E-Link and Logen Courier have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the "Establishment of Charging Infrastructure to Expand Electric Delivery Vehicles." The attendees (from left) are Logen Co., Ltd. CEO Choi Jeong-ho and LS E-Link CEO Kim Dae-geun.

At the signing ceremony, Kim Dae-geun, CEO of LS E-Link, said, “We are conducting various projects to secure a specialized business model for large logistics and transportation companies,” adding, “Based on this experience, we will provide customized solutions to Logen Courier’s logistics hubs located in over 350 regions nationwide and expand the establishment of electric vehicle charging infrastructure.”

LS Group believes that as the transition to electric vehicles accelerates, not only existing charging technologies but also engineering capabilities for stable and efficient operation of power systems will become increasingly important. Accordingly, in May last year, they established a new corporation, LS E-Link, through a joint investment with E1 to develop EV charging infrastructure construction and operation businesses. Currently, they are expanding their business as a future growth engine across electric vehicle parts and charging sectors.