2019 is drawing to a close. Time to review the events that have fuelled the daily routine of the Chargemap team. So let’s look back at our journey together this year and check out the route mapped out for 2020.
To end the year on a high note, another 5 new networks are becoming compatible with your Chargemap Pass. This represents no less than 1,266 charging points spread throughout France.
The EV market is growing apace. Charging infrastructures are following the movement, but the facts are undeniable: the number of charging stations out of order is far too high. In the face of this situation, Chargemap has developed a tool to help charging infrastructure operators to upgrade the quality of their networks: Chargemap Operator.
Every month, Chargemap updates you on the latest networks compatible with the Chargemap Pass. In November, more than 400 charging points, located in Austria, Switzerland, and France, become accessible thanks to your Chargemap badge.
Charging your car outside your home can rapidly become a source of stress if you don’t take the necessary precautions. If you have just purchased an electric vehicle and charging on the public charging networks is still a bit of a mystery to you – don’t panic! Chargemap is sharing 9 excellent tips with you that many EV drivers would have loved to have known before embarking on their first charging experiences.
With the variety of rates applied by the charging networks it isn’t always easy to track the actual cost of a charge. To give you a clearer picture, Chargemap is launching the charging receipt by email from today.
On the 25th of September, a group of Europe’s leading smart charging solutions providers have signed a letter of intent pledging to open their networks for drivers of electric vehicles (EVs) in the UK and in the Nordic countries (Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark) through a roaming partnership by the end of 2019.
This month, Chargemap welcomes 4 European charging networks! Thanks to these new networks, located in the Ireland and Sweden, there are now 920 new Chargemap Pass compatible charging points.
Why switch to an electric vehicle, “zero-emission vehicle”, if the electricity used does not come from the most eco-friendly means of production? Knowing this issue, the Chargemap team is committed, since the 1st July 2019, to provide “green” electricity charges.
This summer, a dozen European networks, spread from the United Kingdom to Croatia, have joined the compatible networks with the Chargemap Pass, giving a total exceeding three thousand new charging points.
The charging station power rating selection system has been updated on Chargemap’s web and mobile applications. This essential filter is easier to use, more efficient and now integrates the (very) fast charging speeds in an ergonomic design.
Launched in June 2017, Chargemap Pass is celebrating its second anniversary this month! The ideal moment to look back on the story of the fabled blue badge from its very beginnings.
This month, three new networks are expanding the circle of networks compatible with the Chargemap Pass: the Dutch network GreenFlux, and French networks Syndicat d’Énergie Vauclusien and Montpellier Méditerranée Métropole.
The Dutch charging station network LastMileSolutions / ThreeForce has joined the club of networks that are compatible with the Chargemap charging badge.
Besides the recent addition of the massive charging network LastMileSolutions/Triforce and its 5 300 charging points, new local European networks just joined the large list of Chargemap Pass compatible charging networks. These Austrian, Italian or French networks allow you to use your Chargemap Pass in order to charge on 1 500 additional charging sta