PowerGo
Headquarters — · operates in DK
487 public charging points across DK, NL, DE, BE, BA, NO. Predominantly slower AC charging with 425 points under 50 kW.
How PowerGo fits in
- Peak DC power
- 400 kW
- Supported connectors
- Headquarters
- —
- Operating regions
- DK
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Open the mapPowerGo EV Charging Network Coverage and Speeds
PowerGo operates 487 public charging points across Denmark, the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Norway. The network is primarily composed of slower AC chargers.
Of PowerGo's 487 total public charging points, 425 operate at speeds under 50 kW. These slower AC chargers are typically found at destinations, workplaces, or for overnight top-ups. The network includes 41 rapid chargers with speeds between 50 kW and 149 kW, and 21 ultra-rapid chargers capable of over 150 kW. This power mix suggests PowerGo is best suited for destination charging rather than rapid road trips.
Drivers will encounter Type 2 tethered connectors, CCS (Type 2) connectors, CHAdeMO, and GB-T DC connectors across their sites. Busiest locations identified in our database include Randers with 43 points, Næstved with 33, and Thisted with 28 chargers.
When using PowerGo chargers, drivers can expect to find a variety of connector types. The majority of chargers provide slower AC charging suitable for longer stays. For drivers needing faster charging, a smaller number of rapid and ultra-rapid options are available.
- Where does PowerGo offer EV charging?
- PowerGo operates public charging points in Denmark (DK), the Netherlands (NL), Germany (DE), Belgium (BE), Bosnia-Herzegovina (BA), and Norway (NO). Specific towns with notable coverage include Randers (43 points), Næstved (33 points), and Thisted (28 points) according to our database.
- How fast are PowerGo chargers?
- The network is predominantly slower AC charging. Out of 487 total points, 425 are under 50 kW. There are 41 rapid chargers (50-149 kW) and 21 ultra-rapid chargers (150 kW+).
- What connectors does PowerGo use?
- PowerGo sites are equipped with several connector types to accommodate different EVs. These include Type 2 (Tethered Connector), CCS (Type 2), CHAdeMO, and GB-T DC connectors.
- Is PowerGo good for long road trips?
- With 425 out of 487 points being slower AC chargers under 50 kW, PowerGo is best suited for destination charging, workplace charging, or overnight top-ups. While 21 ultra-rapid and 41 rapid chargers exist, the network's overall profile leans towards slower charging speeds.
- What if a charging station doesn't work?
- If a charging stall is not functioning, we recommend trying an alternative stall if available. If the issue persists or multiple stalls are affected, contacting the operator directly for assistance is the best course of action.