Charging your electric car just got easier

You probably already have plenty of apps on your phone. Why add another one just for charging your electric car? With the EasyPark app, you can get your car charged and also start a parking session at the same time. You can then stop charging at any time without stopping the ongoing parking session. In other words – everything you need to charge and park in one single app.

With the EasyPark app, finding the nearest charging station where you can park and charge is quick and easy. With just a few taps, you can choose a charging station, start the charging process, and monitor it directly from the app. Spend less energy on hassle and more on reaching your destination.

Always near a charging station

Remember when there were hardly any charging stations in the city? Tough times for electric car drivers. Today, the number of charging stations has increased, but finding available charging spots can still be challenging. That's why we've made it easy to find charging stations near you. In the EasyPark app, you can quickly get an overview of your nearest charging stations, marked with green lightning bolt icons on our map, so you can easily plan your next charge no matter where you are. 

Our goal is to make finding a charging spot as effortless as possible. With EasyPark, your next electric car charge is always within reach, allowing you to leave low battery worries behind and focus on the journey ahead.

What does it cost to charge an electric car?

When it comes to pricing for electric car charging, costs vary depending on location, the charging station operator, and the time it takes to charge the car. For example, charging at a station in the city can cost around 0,20-0,35€ per kWh, while fast charging stations along highways may have a higher rate due to convenience and faster charging times, perhaps up to 0,30-0,60€ per kWh.

How long does it take to charge an electric car?

The charging time for an electric car can vary significantly depending on the car's battery size and the charging station's power. With a standard household charger (3 kW), it can take between 6 to 12 hours for an average electric car battery to fully charge, making it a good option for overnight charging. A public charging station at 7 to 22 kW can reduce that time to 3-4 hours, which is perfect for charging during work hours or while shopping.

For even faster charging, there are fast charging stations (50 kW and above), which can charge up to 80% of the battery in as little as 20 to 30 minutes. But it's important to note that the fastest charging stations (150 kW or higher) can charge your battery even faster, sometimes within 15 minutes, although availability and compatibility with your car may limit these options. By understanding these timeframes, you as an electric car owner can better plan your charging needs and trips.