How do you charge your vehicle – both home and abroad?

You’re about to go on a long drive in your electric vehicle, maybe even abroad, but do you know where you can charge your electric vehicle? Luckily, there are more than 800,000 charging points in Europe, and more are constantly coming. Your most important tool for when driving far, is one of the following apps:

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  Shell Recharge app
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  Q8 app
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  Circle K app

The apps contain global and searchable maps on public charging points for electric vehicles. Charging points appear in the app, so you’re safe whilst on the road. To make sure that you get a good start to your drive, we’d like to give you an overview of your charging options with different charging providers and petrol stations.

There is no "list" of where to use the individual fuel cards, but you must download the individual provider's APP, where you can see the charging points the fuel card can access. If the charging point is not available in the APP, cards cannot be used for the charger.

EXPENSES If you are in a situation where your own payment card must be used for charging, expenses/travel expenses must be made via your own company. We therefore recommend that you download the provider's APP and add your payment card, as receipts will be available in the APP for vouchers for expenses.

Depending on where you're headed in your EV, please read more about where you can use your charging cards by clicking on the link below.

Petrol stations have become a strong provider of charging points. Besides that there are more charging points being established in Denmark on petrol stations (Q8, Shell, Circle K, OK and Uno X), some of these offer EV charging whilst you are abroad.

Q8 and Shell Recharge and Circle K are among the biggest petrol stations that offer EV charging abroad, and more are constantly coming.

Charge your EV with Shell

Charge your EV with Q8 and F24

Charge your EV with Circle K

With the above-mentioned charging options, you can easily and safely go on a drive in Denmark and abroad in your electric vehicle.

If you are going to drive abroad, and especially in the Nordics, the Elton app is a good tool for the trip if the fuel cards are not enough, as Elton roams across many companies.

Circle K has a partnership with Elton, and with the Circle K Charge APP, you can see the large charging network that's available, and where you can pay with your Circle K charge card. You can therefore download the app, create a user and add a payment card.

Elton - Charging app for EV owners

As a customer at OK (in Danish) you have access to charging points located nationwide in Denmark (Charging at OK) OK continuously works on expanding their charging network, and new locations are added quickly. OK is local, and can only be used in Denmark.

As a Clever customer you have to use Clever's network as your primary charging option, as it is to be found nationwide. And why is that? Because you pay for a flat rate solution - the more you use it, the more you get for your money.

If you're not near one of Clever's charging stations, you can as a customer with Clever charge your EV via Clever's APP. This counts for both Denmark and abroad. Read more about how you charge with Clever abroad on their homepage - Charging with Clever on other networks

Moreover, find general information about Clever here - Charging with a subscription at Clever

Tesla has oppened up their charging stations to all electric vehicles. As Tesla has the most super chargers in Denmark, this is a big plus for electric vehicle users. You can also use Tesla’s charging network in Europe.

All you have to do in order to get ready, is to download Tesla’s app, in which you add a credit card, and you can then see your outlays by using their charging network.

There are many apps that help you find charging stations across all charging operators. Use the app below that also offer to create routes for you.

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  ChargeFinder