E-bike charging stations in Germany, Austria and Switzerland

To make sure you don’t run out of juice on your next bike tour, there are now many e-bike charging stations in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Restaurants, museums, town halls and many public places usually offer a free charging service. To be on the safe side, it is advisable to take a quick charger with you on longer tours to be able to charge flexibly. Most charging stations can be used free of charge; only some require a customer card from the respective electricity provider to activate them. Often the bike is parked and charged as a whole, or the removed battery is connected to the power supply separately and stored safely in a locker.

What charging stations are available?

  • Lockers with sockets
  • Bicycle racks with earthed sockets
  • Charging points for e-cars and e-bikes
  • Bike-energy charging points with special cable system
  • Restaurants or cafés that provide their sockets or mains adapters

Charging stations from SSL Energie (Charge4Bike)

The charging station offers space for 4 bikes and has 2 splash-proof sockets (IP44) each, which are protected by a residual current circuit breaker.

Charging stations from Akkurad

The charging stations, which are mainly found in North Rhine-Westphalia, offer lockers for charging the batteries that can be locked with a key or code as well as tap stations with up to 6 sockets (IP65).

Charging stations from RWE eBikeStation

Professional stations with several Schuko sockets or charging columns with 1-2 sockets supply the bike with new energy.


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