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If you are a proud owner of an electric vehicle (EV) – especially a Kia - then finding the best Type 2 charging cable is one of your top priorities. This cable will charge your car faster and assures you are ready to go where you need to be. AOTAI is a company, which provides high-quality Kia type 2 charging cable for your electric vehicle. We always ensure to provide high quality cables that can meet your car's need.
Our Kia type 2 charging cables are hand made to order with great attention and precision. We use the best materials so that they’re safe and work really well. You can tell you car will charge just fine, when you use our AOTAI cables. And because they are made to last, you don't need to replace them frequently.
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For bulk purchase, our cables from AOTAI are great picks. They supercharge cars faster so you can get back on the road quickly. It’s great for businesses that rely on a smooth operation of their electric vehicles. We also have special discount for wholesale buyer, more convenient for you put items you need at the same time and even you still pay for standard shipping rate.
Our cables are not just fast but very sturdy as well. They can hold up to lots of use and are designed for charging stations where lots of different cars come to charge each day. The AOTAI cables won’t break or stretch into shapeless sloop like some shorter cables might, making it a charging option that will keep on working day after day at charging stations.
The good news with our AOTAI cables is that they are compatible with a variety of Kia’s as well as other electric cars etc too. This makes them super versatile. And if you have different types of electric vehicles, you can use the same cable for everything, which makes life much simpler.
