EDF charging stations
The EDF network has deployed charging stations in 318 charging locations.
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Where can I find EDF charging points?
The network EDF currently has 430 charging stations representing no charging points. Use the Chargemap map to find the most suitable charging points for your electric car.
How to conduct a charging session at a EDF charging point?
To charge your electric car at these stations, you usually need an RFID card compatible with the network or its dedicated mobile app.
How to access EDF charging points?
- Download Chargemap app
- From the map, display only the charging stations from the EDF network in the "Networks - Only selected networks" filter
- Make sure to check the compatibility of your vehicle with the connectors offered by the network.
Which electric vehicle can be charged at a EDF charging station?
The majority of current electric vehicles can be charged at a EDF network station, provided they are compatible with the type of connector offered.
Charging stations often have connectors such as Combo CCS, CHAdeMO, or Type 2, which are compatible with most electric vehicle models.
Before heading to and charging at a EDF charging station, make sure that the connector type and charging power offered by this station are compatible with your electric vehicle.
💡 Find the types of connectors in the details page of the charging station on .
Charging stations often have connectors such as Combo CCS, CHAdeMO, or Type 2, which are compatible with most electric vehicle models.
Before heading to and charging at a EDF charging station, make sure that the connector type and charging power offered by this station are compatible with your electric vehicle.
💡 Find the types of connectors in the details page of the charging station on .
What is the charging price at a EDF charging station?
The charging price at a EDF station can vary depending on several factors, such as the station's power rating, location, and type of vehicle. In general, the price may be calculated per minute, per kWh, or through a flat rate, depending on the network's pricing policy.
To find out the current rates for the EDF network, go directly to the website or app of the charging network.
To find out the current rates for the EDF network, go directly to the website or app of the charging network.
How to use a EDF charging station
The steps may vary from one charging station to another and depending on the network. Always remember to Consult the charging instructions displayed on the station.
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- To start charging, hold a charging card compatible with the network in front of the station's reader.
- Plug the station's cable into your car. For safety, always keep a spare charging cable in the boot of your vehicle.
Take a look at your car's dashboard to check that the charging has started. - To stop charging, hold the card in front of the station's reader again to disconnect the cable and stop the billing.
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