The Argentine Automobile Club (ACA) has reinaugurated its service station in Villa María, Córdoba, a strategic location in the center of the country, with the addition of an electric vehicle charger and a self-service fuel system that allows savings of up to 9% by combining current promotions for night-time refueling. The renewed service unit is located on one of the most transit corridors in the interior of Argentina and repositions itself as a key stop for those traveling between Córdoba, Santa Fe, Buenos Aires, and the coastal region, both for work and tourism. According to information from the Argentine News Agency, the modernization is part of the update process that the ACA is developing in its federal network of service stations, incorporating infrastructure linked to new forms of mobility and services designed to improve the on-road experience. In addition to the new electric charger, the station adds a self-service fuel dispatch system with a direct 3% discount, which can be combined with YPF's 6% night-time promotion, generating a saving of close to 9% for those who refuel during that time. The renewed service station now has a self-service fuel dispatch service. Originally inaugurated in 1939, the Villa María station was the 13th station of the ACA in the country and for decades functioned as a reference point for motorists traveling through the center of Argentina before the development of modern corridors. A strategic station for better travel in the center of the country The incorporation of new technological infrastructure converts this service unit into a key stop within the central Argentine corridor, especially for those planning interprovincial trips or long stretches on national routes. Among the most relevant data of the renewed station are: Installation of an electric charger with ETIA technology; Self-service dispatch system with a 3% direct discount; Additional night-time benefit of 6% from YPF on fuel refueling; Estimated total savings close to 9% by combining promotions; Administrative attention and insurance management on the same premises; Lubrication center, mechanical bays, and car wash; Processing of international driver's license; Full service for travelers and motorists in transit. “The project represents a new ACA that grows by incorporating modern installations that accompany the mobility demands that the current times require,” said the club's president, César Carman, referring to the comprehensive renewal of the station within the organization's federal network.