Electric vehicle charging networks in Belgium

Belgium is actively developing the infrastructure for charging electric vehicles, supporting its commitment to environmentally friendly transport and sustainable development. The country offers a wide coverage of charging stations both in urban areas and along major motorways. Thanks to government support, private investment and modern technology, EV drivers can easily plan their journeys and charge without any hassle. 

We remind you that you can purchase home and commercial charging stations in our online storeand also use the public charging stations ECOFACTORcharging points located throughout Ukraine. For convenient access to charging infrastructure, we recommend using our mobile applicationwhich is available on iOS and Android.

The Belgian charging infrastructure market is represented by both local companies and international brands that provide high quality service and access to charging at any time.

1. ECOFACTOR

We are ECOFACOR, a Ukrainian manufacturer of charging stations for electric vehicles, producing reliable equipment that meets European standards and have potential plans to expand into European markets, including Belgium. We focus on creating convenient infrastructure throughout the country, gradually expanding map of charging stations and covering both major cities and suburbs. Thanks to our ecosystem, you can easily find ECOFACTOR charging stations and charge your electric vehicle in the right place using application for iOS and Android.

All of our charging stations are designed and manufactured in Ukraine, but comply with strict European standards to ensure quality and durability. В ECOFACTOR online store offers all the equipment you need - from basic home solutions to professional commercial stations. You will also find cables and adaptersincluding adapters for connecting to three-phase and single-phase sockets, as well as charging stations.

Our goal is to make electric mobility in Belgium accessible and convenient. We are actively investing in infrastructure development and strive to ensure uninterrupted access to charging across the country. For businesses, ECOFACTOR offers comprehensive solutions for monitoring, managing and monetising charging stations. We make sure that your electric vehicle is always charged and that your experience is as comfortable as possible.

General information:

• Year of foundation: 2016
• Certifications and standards: European quality standards
• Areas of application: home use, commercial facilities
• Related services and tools: mobile application for charging monitoring, integration with energy networks

Contacts:

• Website: ecofactortech.com
• Address: 113 Ataman Holovatyi St., Odesa, Odesa Oblast, Ukraine, 65000
• Phone: +38 063 798 88 00
• E-mail: [email protected]
• Telegram: t.me/ecofactor_ua
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/ecofactor.ua
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/ecofactor.ua

2. EVBox

EVBox is an international company headquartered in the Netherlands and one of the most recognisable brands in the field of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in Europe, particularly in Belgium. Founded in 2010, EVBox specialises in the production of charging stations of various types, from residential to high-power commercial solutions. In Belgium, the company cooperates with local installation partners, businesses and municipalities, ensuring large-scale coverage of the country.

EVBox stations support both AC and DC charging, with a capacity of up to 400 kW. All products are compatible with international standards CCS, CHAdeMO and Type 2, which ensures wide coverage of electric vehicle models. The company offers a user-friendly EVBox Charge app available on iOS and Android, which allows you to find a charging station, check the status, and start or end a charging session. For the corporate segment, EVBox offers a system for managing a network of stations, analytics, billing and integration with CRM and payment platforms.

Key points:

• AC and DC charging stations with a capacity of up to 400 kW
• Extensive presence in cities, business areas and motorways
• EVBox Charge mobile app for charging management
• Solutions for homes, businesses, municipalities and fleets

Contacts:

• Website: evbox.com
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/evbox
• Twitter: x.com/evbox
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/evboxbv
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/evboxglobal
• Address: 34 Rue Denis Papin, 33850 Léognan, France

3. Fastned

Fastned is one of the most well-known fast charging station networks in Europe, which is actively developing its infrastructure in Belgium. The company was founded in 2012 in the Netherlands with the aim of creating a publicly accessible and environmentally sustainable charging environment for electric vehicles. In Belgium, Fastned is focusing on installing high-powered stations along key motorways, allowing drivers to charge their cars quickly and safely, even during a short stop on the road.

The Fastned network is equipped with DC charging stations with a capacity of up to 400 kW, supporting mainly the CCS standard, with limited CHAdeMO compatibility. This ensures compatibility with most electric vehicles used in Europe. The stations are often powered by renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, in line with the concept of green transport. The company also offers a mobile application available for iOS and Android, through which users can find a charging station, check its status in real time and pay for the service.

Key points:

• Powerful charging stations up to 400 kW along motorways
• Support for CCS and CHAdeMO standards
• Mobile application with an interactive map of stations
• Use of renewable energy for charging.

Contacts:

• Website: www.fastnedcharging.com
• E-mail: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/fastned
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/fastned_europe
• Address: Martelaarslaan 21 bus, 302 9000, Gent

4. DATS 24

DATS 24 is a Belgian operator of electric vehicle charging stations, part of the Colruyt Group. The company is known for its strategy of combining traditional petrol stations with electric charging infrastructure, which allows it to gradually transform the market towards sustainable mobility. In Belgium, DATS 24 provides charging stations near supermarkets, offices and in public access areas, including one of the country's largest charging locations.

The company offers both standard AC stations and powerful DC chargers that support the key connection standards CCS and CHAdeMO. The stations are integrated into a digital platform through which drivers can track the availability of free points, check the charging status and pay for services. A well-known example of DATS 24's scale is their hub in Halle, one of the largest in Belgium, with several dozen charging ports and plans for further expansion. The company actively uses environmentally friendly energy sources, including solar installations, which increases the overall energy efficiency of the system.

Key points:

• One of the largest charging hubs in Belgium with over 50 points in Halle
• AC and DC charging stations with CCS and CHAdeMO support
• Integration with mobile apps and charging network maps
• Partial power supply from solar power plants

Contacts:

• Website: www.dats24.be
• Phone: 0893.096.618
• E-mail: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/dats24
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/dats24
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/dats24
• Address: Edingensesteenweg 196, 1500 Halle

5. 5.

Electra is a French company that is actively investing in the development of a network of ultra-fast charging stations in Belgium. Founded in 2021, the company has already established itself as one of the most ambitious players in the Western European electric mobility market. Electra plans to install at least 250 charging locations in Belgium by 2030, covering major cities, motorways and commercial areas.

The company specialises in DC charging stations with a capacity of 150 to 300 kW, which allow charging an electric vehicle battery in 15-20 minutes. All stations are compatible with popular connection standards, including CCS and CHAdeMO. Users can manage the charging process through a mobile app available on iOS and Android, where they can find the nearest available station, view tariffs, leave feedback or pay for a session. Electra also integrates with some navigation platforms for maximum convenience.

Key points:

• Ultra-fast charging stations with a capacity of 150-300 kW
• Plan to install 250 charging hubs in Belgium by 2030
• Full support for CCS and CHAdeMO, integration with a mobile application
• Focus on highways, shopping malls and densely populated areas

Contacts:

• Website: www.go-electra.com
• E-mail: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/electra-charge
• Twitter: x.com/go_Electra
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/electra.stations
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/electra.officiel
• Address: 50 rue du mail 1050, Ixelles (Bepark), Belgium

6. Powerdot

Powerdot is a European company headquartered in Portugal that is dynamically developing a network of charging stations in Belgium. The main goal of Powerdot is to make charging electric vehicles as accessible as possible in everyday life. Instead of focusing exclusively on motorways, the company installs charging stations near supermarkets, hotels, office centres and other public places where people are on a daily basis.

In Belgium, Powerdot already has more than a dozen active locations and plans to open several new sites in the coming months, adding more than 150 new charging points. The company works with AC and DC stations, supporting the key CCS and CHAdeMO standards. Charging is possible through its own mobile app or compatible platforms that support RFID cards and online payments. Collaboration with partners such as Intermarché, Delhaize, Ibis Hotel allows Powerdot to build strategic infrastructure in convenient, high-traffic locations.

Key points:

• More than 150 new charging points in upcoming releases
• Focusing on accessible charging near retail and residential facilities
• Stations support CCS, CHAdeMO and are integrated into mobile platforms
• Cooperation with key retail brands in Belgium

Contacts:

• Website: powerdot.eu
• Phone: 800 180 292
• E-mail: [email protected]
• Address: Rua Carlos Alberto da Mota Pinto 1070-313, Lisboa, Portugal

7. TotalEnergies

TotalEnergies is a global energy company with French roots that is actively investing in the development of electric mobility infrastructure in Belgium. The company sees electromobility as a key area for transport energy transformation and decarbonisation. TotalEnergies has installed hundreds of charging points in Belgium as part of national and municipal programmes and plans to significantly expand its network in the coming years.

In Belgium, TotalEnergies provides a full range of solutions from standard 7-22 kW AC chargers to high-speed DC stations of over 150 kW. The company integrates charging infrastructure into urban spaces, car parks and areas near public facilities. The stations are compatible with all common connection types, including CCS and CHAdeMO. TotalEnergies also offers a mobile app to manage charging, check station availability and make payments. The company's focus is on sustainable energy sources, and all stations are powered by 100% of renewable electricity.

Key points:

• More than 1000 charging points in Belgium
• AC and DC stations for urban and long-distance use
• Full support for CCS and CHAdeMO standards
• 100% powered by renewable energy sources

Contacts:

• Website: totalenergies.be
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/showcase/totalenergies-power-gas
• Twitter: x.com/totalenergiesbe
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/TotalEnergiesBelgium
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/totalenergies_be

8. Smappee

Smappee is an innovative Belgian company that specialises in the production of charging stations for electric vehicles with an integrated energy management system. Founded in 2012, the company has established itself as a leading developer of smart charging solutions for homes, offices and commercial facilities. Smappee products not only charge electric vehicles but also analyse and optimise energy consumption in real time.

Smappee charging stations support both standard AC connections and high-speed DC solutions for businesses. One of the key benefits is the integration with solar panels, which automatically prioritises charging from renewable energy, reducing costs and carbon footprint. The company also provides a mobile app, the Smappee App, available on iOS and Android, which allows you to not only control charging but also manage the overall energy consumption of your home or business. In Belgium, Smappee stations are installed in both private households and small and medium-sized businesses.

Key points:

• Charging stations with smart energy management
• Integration with solar power plants
• Supports AC and DC charging for private and commercial use
• Mobile app to monitor charging and power consumption

Contacts:

• Website: www.smappee.com
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/smappee
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/smappee
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/smappee

9. 9.

Allego is a European operator of electric vehicle charging stations that is actively developing its network in Belgium. The company was founded in the Netherlands in 2013, but has since expanded its presence in several European countries, including Belgium, where Allego already has dozens of fast charging locations. The company's main goal is to provide a scalable and convenient charging infrastructure available in both urban areas and on motorways.

In Belgium, Allego installs charging stations with alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) capacities ranging from 11 to 350 kW. The stations are CCS, CHAdeMO and Type 2 compliant, making them compatible with most electric vehicle models on the market. The company also integrates its services with a large number of popular eMobility providers, allowing users to use RFID cards or mobile apps to start charging. Allego actively cooperates with municipalities and businesses to promote sustainable mobility across the country.

Key points:

• Stations up to 350 kW with AC/DC support
• Support for major charging standards: CCS, CHAdeMO, Type 2
• Integration with eMobility platforms and applications
• Location in cities, on motorways and public car parks

Contacts:

• Website: www.allego.eu
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/allego
• Twitter: x.com/AllegoCharging
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/allegocharging
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/allegocharging

10. Blue Corner

Blue Corner is a Belgian company founded in 2011 that has pioneered the market for electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Belgium. Since its inception, the company has focused on developing convenient, affordable and environmentally responsible charging solutions for both public and private sector charging. Today, Blue Corner manages thousands of charging points across the country and works with various organisations, municipalities and businesses to install charging stations in strategic locations.

Blue Corner charging stations support both AC charging for everyday use and fast DC solutions for commercial needs. All stations are compatible with CCS, CHAdeMO and Type 2 standards. The company provides the Blue Corner App for iOS and Android users, which allows them to find the nearest charging points, check the status of stations, view charging history and make payments. Blue Corner also supports roaming through the Hubject and e-clearing.net networks, allowing drivers to use the company's infrastructure even outside Belgium.

Key points:

• One of the oldest charging infrastructure operators in Belgium
• Thousands of charging stations across the country
• Support for CCS, CHAdeMO, Type 2 and international roaming
• Convenient mobile application with navigation and payment integration

Contacts:

• Website: www.bluecorner.be
• Phone: +32 3 337 38 30
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/blinkcharging-nl
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/blinkchargingbelgium
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/blinkchargingbe
• Address: The Franklin Building, Posthoflei 3, Bus 4, 2600 Berchem, Belgium

11. Mobiflow

Mobiflow is a Belgian company that provides digital solutions for managing electric vehicle charging infrastructure. It does not directly install charging stations, but acts as an eMobility Service Provider (eMSP) that provides intelligent management of charging, billing and access to charging networks. Through the Mobiflow platform, users can manage home or commercial stations, monitor charging sessions and pay for services in a few clicks.

The company integrates with a large number of CPOs (Charging Point Operators), providing access to more than 300,000 charging points in Belgium and Europe. Through the Mobiflow app or RFID card, users can easily charge their cars at home, at work or when travelling. In addition, Mobiflow offers business customers tools for automatic cost allocation, charging infrastructure usage analytics, and connection to fiscal reporting. The company also allows charging station operators to create their own branded platform based on Mobiflow.

Key points:

• Provider of digital services for charging infrastructure
• Access to 300,000+ charging points in Belgium and the EU
• Tools for monitoring, billing, reporting and session management
• Support for RFID cards, mobile app and corporate accounts

Contacts:

• Website: www.mobiflow.be
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mobiflow
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/mobiflow
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/mobiflow

12. Shell Recharge

Shell Recharge is a subsidiary of the international energy company Shell, which is developing a network of charging stations for electric vehicles in Europe, including Belgium. With the acquisition of the charging company NewMotion and later Volta, Shell has significantly strengthened its position in the eMobility market. In Belgium, Shell Recharge installs charging stations near petrol stations, shopping centres, offices and streets in cities.

Shell Recharge offers both AC stations for daily use and high-speed DC stations with a capacity of 150-175 kW that support CCS and CHAdeMO standards. Thanks to an extensive partner network, customers have access to more than 300,000 charging points across Europe, including Belgium, with a single account. The Shell Recharge app, available for iOS and Android, allows you to plan your route, check the status of stations, start charging and pay for services. Shell Recharge also integrates with corporate fleets and offers RFID cards for employees.

Key points:

• AC and DC charging stations up to 175 kW in cities and petrol stations
• Mobile application with navigation and payment
• Access to over 300,000 charging points in Europe
• Support for business customers and fleets via RFID and dashboard

Contacts:

• Website: shellrecharge.com
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/shell              
• Twitter: x.com/shell_nederland             
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/Shell              
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/shell_nederland             

13. Ionity

Ionity is a European consortium created by leading automotive manufacturers (BMW Group, Ford, Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai, Kia and Volkswagen Group) that specialises in developing a network of high-speed charging stations. In Belgium, Ionity focuses on installing high-powered charging stations along major motorways, providing comfortable conditions for long-distance travel. The network supports the concept of a "pan-European corridor" where charging is fast, reliable and under uniform conditions.

Ionity stations are CCS-compliant and can provide up to 350 kW of charging power, which significantly reduces downtime. All charging points are powered by renewable energy, which underlines the company's sustainable approach to energy consumption. Ionity's mobile app allows users to check for available ports, start a session and view the cost. In addition, Ionity offers an Ionity Passport subscription programme with preferential rates for regular users.

Key points:

• Charging stations with a capacity of up to 350 kW on motorways
• Full CCS compatibility and Plug & Charge support
• Energy exclusively from renewable sources
• Ionity Passport mobile application and subscription programme

Contacts:

• Website: ionity.eu
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/ionity
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/ionity.eu
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/ionity
• Address: Moosacher Strasse 84, 80809 Munich, Germany

14. Luminus

Luminus is a Belgian energy company that is a subsidiary of the French EDF Group. Known for its involvement in renewable energy, the company is also actively investing in the expansion of electric mobility infrastructure. Luminus offers complete electric vehicle charging solutions in Belgium for individuals, companies, municipalities and residential complexes.

In Belgium, Luminus installs AC charging stations (up to 22 kW) for everyday use, as well as fast DC stations up to 150 kW. The company integrates its charging solutions with renewable energy sources such as solar panels and wind turbines. Charging is managed via the Luminus mobile app or third-party eMobility platforms. In addition to technical solutions, Luminus also provides energy management services to optimise energy consumption at a facility.

Key points:

• Extensive network of AC and DC charging stations throughout Belgium
• Integration with ecological generation (solar, wind)
• Solutions for the private, commercial and municipal sectors
• Mobile application for charging control and payment

Contacts:

• Website: www.luminus.be
• Phone: 02 289 90 90 
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/luminus
• Twitter: x.com/LuminusEnergie
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/LuminusEnergie
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/luminusenergie

Conclusion.

The electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Belgium combines government support, private investment and advanced technologies such as Plug & Charge and integration with renewable energy sources, in line with the EU's sustainability goals. A wide network of charging stations allows electric vehicle owners to conveniently use their vehicles in any part of the country. From home solutions to powerful high-speed motorway chargers, the Belgian charging system meets the needs of different users. This approach not only promotes the growth of electric mobility, but also supports European efforts to combat climate change.