Ecotap
Headquarters — · operates in NL
Ecotap offers 249 public EV charging points across NL, DE, BE, CH, PL. Predominantly slower AC charging.
How Ecotap fits in
- Peak DC power
- 50 kW
- Supported connectors
- Headquarters
- —
- Operating regions
- NL
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Open the mapEcotap EV Charging Network Coverage
Ecotap operates a network of 249 public charging points. The majority of these offer slower AC charging speeds, making them suitable for overnight or destination charging.
The Ecotap network spans five countries: the Netherlands (NL), Germany (DE), Belgium (BE), Switzerland (CH), and Poland (PL). Within this network, Ecotap provides 249 public charging points in total. The power distribution is heavily weighted towards slower AC charging. Specifically, 247 out of 249 points provide AC charging under 50 kW, typically at speeds of 7-22 kW. These are best suited for topping up while parked for extended periods, such as at workplaces, hotels, or shopping centers. Only two points on the network offer rapid charging between 50 kW and 149 kW. There are no ultra-rapid 150 kW+ charging points available. Drivers will encounter several connector types, including Type 2 (Socket Only), CCS (Type 2), Type 2 (Tethered Connector), and CEE 7/4 Schuko (Type F). The busiest locations for Ecotap chargers identified in our database include Tilburg with 9 points, followed by Oss and Den Haag both with 8 points. Other notable towns with Ecotap presence are 's-Hertogenbosch (7 points) and Rotterdam (6 points).
- What kind of charging speeds does Ecotap offer?
- Ecotap's network is predominantly focused on slower AC charging. Out of 249 total points, 247 provide power under 50 kW. There are only 2 points offering rapid charging between 50 kW and 149 kW. No ultra-rapid charging points above 150 kW are listed in our database.
- Where can I find Ecotap chargers?
- Ecotap chargers are available in five European countries: the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, and Poland. Key cities with multiple chargers include Tilburg (9 points), Oss (8 points), Den Haag (8 points), 's-Hertogenbosch (7 points), and Rotterdam (6 points).
- What charging connectors does Ecotap use?
- Ecotap sites feature a mix of connector types. You can expect to find Type 2 (Socket Only), CCS (Type 2), Type 2 (Tethered Connector), and CEE 7/4 Schuko (Type F) connectors across their network.
- Is Ecotap suitable for long road trips?
- Given that 247 out of 249 charging points are under 50 kW, Ecotap's network is not primarily designed for rapid charging during long road trips. It is better suited for destination charging, workplace charging, or overnight top-ups where vehicles are parked for longer durations.
- How do I pay for Ecotap charging?
- While specific payment methods vary by operator, most public charging networks accept contactless payments or require an account with their dedicated app or charging card. Drivers should always check the pricing displayed on the charging unit or within the relevant app before initiating a charge.