βCharge here for free: plug in the charging cable and switch on the socket.β
Ah, the good old days. (2019 - Practically ancient history in EV years) π
Hard to believe this was in Germany, where today we argue about unfair and non-transparent charging prices and rightly so. π
The site used to have a DBT charger, later replaced by an Efacec QC45, and then by an ABB Terra 54.
Location: Bauschlotter Str. 2, 75177 Pforzheim
Dealership: Nissan, Autozentrum Walter GmbH & Co. KG
Pic: Google Maps
Thought you could switch off this Sunday? Not so fast π
What is this black box on Kempower Satellite? And how many have you seen it? π€
CPO: ABC! Lataus (Finland)
Pic credits: ABC-Lataus
Quiz for EV chaging experts: Last year we all saw the pics of Finland's 1st MCS at Plugit. What will be installed at the back here? I have marked in red π
Current installation: 2x Alpitronic HYC 1000 power units + 4x MCS+CCS Dispenser
Location: Avantintie 27, 21420 Lieto, Finland
Pic Credits: Google
Replying to @electricfelix
You come up with the most amazing pics π π
I still cannot recognize - it is really unique and I found it so far only in Nordics. π
The Nordics are a breath of fresh air when it comes to EV charger variety. So many types and brands installed there. This one? No idea. π
Does anyone know who makes this charger? I am really interested if it is a current charger or a legacy one?
Location: K-Citymarket Iso Omena - Piispansilta 11, 02230 Espoo, Finland
Pic Credits: Google
Amazing transformation: Gas Station to EV charging site. What could make it better? π€
Probably an Alpitronic HYC 1000 with CCS/MCS for truck charging here. π
CPO: Uno-X
Location: Trondheimsveien 1670, 2450 Rena
Current chargers: 3x Alpitronic HYC 300
Pics: Uno-X and Google Maps
Slow AC charging in China: cheaper, same or expensive than fast charging?
What do you think? Take a guess.
Three options: π
- Cheaper
- More expensive
- Same
These are from Shenzhen, and finding them was extremely difficult.
To my surprise, DC chargers were much easier to find. Not always βfastβ either: I saw plenty of 30 kW and 60 kW DC units too.
But Iβm curious what you think π













