After reviewing the eligibility of your site, Electra will issue an initial business case including the proposed rent.

We generally offer two options for the rent payment:

• Option 1 : fixed rent only

• Option 2 : fixed rent + variable rent depending on the performance of the hub (payment of a percentage of the turnover)

Yes, this is possible but under certain conditions. In particular, the car park must be equipped with sprinkler-type fire extinguishers and comply with the latest safety standards (PS 2006). During the preliminary study phase of your site, we will discuss these questions together, after which we will then be able to confirm or not the eligibility of your site.

We consider various criteria to ensure quality of customer service, consistency in the choice of our locations, as well as the sustainability and profitability of the site.

We examine each site on a case by case basis, as each location has its own specificities.

In particular, we pay particular attention to the following criteria:

• Geographic location (car flow, main roads, urban or suburban area, presence of other Electra hubs nearby);

• Available space (typically 8 to 16 parking spaces). Smaller slots may be considered, especially in areas where parking is scarce;

• 24/7 access to everyone (ability for Electra customers to log in to open the entrance gate);

• Potential users nearby (e.g., electric vehicle fleet).

In case of damage, vandalism or accident at a hub, Electra's civil liability insurance policy covers the damage.

In the vast majority of cases, it is a 10 to 15 year tenancy agreement. We can quickly provide you with a standard lease to speed up the process. The benefit is twofold. It guarantees you an income over a long period and it allows Electra to amortize the investment cost of the hub. In some cases, there are ways out.

Our model is that of a third-party investor, which means that Electra is responsible for 100% of the installation and operation of the station.

In other words, the purchase of the equipment (stations, electrical transformer), the administrative procedures (requests for connecting to the electrical network, various requests to the local authorities) are taken care of by Electra. The same goes for the design office, the coordination of the installation and the powering up of the hub by a certifying body.

Once the hub is up and running, Electra takes care of its operation, including maintenance and customer service (available 24/7 and based in France).

In addition to this, Electra pays rent to the landowner for the land lease.