Know for sure it fits.

The charging speed depends on three factors: the charging cable, the connection to the car and the available mains voltage (1-phase or -3-phase).

A standard mobile charger via the wall socket (230V) usually charges with 2.3 kW, while with a 3-phase charging station you can charge up to 11 or even 22 kW can charge.

Also, the on-board charger of your car also plays a role. It determines how much current your vehicle can handle, regardless of the cable or charging station.

Want to charge faster? Then choose a 3-phase cable AND a charging station that supports it, and check if your car can handle 3-phase charging.

Products that on stock are and on workdays before 11 p.m. be ordered, we ship yet the same day. We process orders that are placed during the weekend on Monday. The delivery time depends on the location and the moment of ordering.

Yes, at checkout you can choose delivery to a pickup point near you, also outside the Netherlands.

We ship with PostNL. In some countries, a local PostNL partner such as DHL or DPD delivers your parcel.

Order on a working day before 11 pm and we usually ship your order the same day. The carrier will let you know as soon as your parcel is ready for pickup.

That depends on your car and the connection to the charge point. Most modern cars in Europe use a Type 2 plug, suitable for both 1-phase and 3-phase charging. Older or Asian models sometimes still use Type 1.

Use our handy car filter in the webshop: select your brand and model, and you will immediately see which charging cables are suitable for your car. This way you can be sure that the plug will fit and that the charging capacity is optimal.

No, you don't charge a regular hybrid. Its small battery charges itself while you drive, from the petrol engine and when braking. It doesn't have a charging port either. Only a plug-in hybrid and a fully electric car are plugged in, with a charging cable, portable charger or charging station.

At 1-phase charging you use one power wire, usually good for a charging capacity of 2.3 to 3.7 kW. This is comparable to charging through a regular wall outlet.

3-phase charging uses three power wires, which provides a much higher charging capacity - usually 11 kW or 22 kW - and thus much faster charging times. Not every car supports 3-phase charging. So always check what your vehicle can handle, and choose a cable that matches it.