Friedrich-Frank-Bogen 168

Friedrich-Frank-Bogen 168 is an EV charging station located in Hamburg, Germany. Stromnetz Hamburg operates the site, offering peak AC charging speeds of up to 22 kW. The station provides connectors including CEE 7/4 Schuko and Type 2 sockets. This is a slower AC charging option, typical for local top-ups rather than rapid road trip refueling. A 22 kW peak speed means you can add approximately 100 miles of range in a 3-4 hour charge, depending on your vehicle's charging capabilities and battery level. It's one of many EV charging points in Hamburg for residents and visitors.

Drivers should expect this station to be best suited for charging while parked for extended periods, such as at home or work, or during shopping trips. The Type 2 socket is common for most modern EVs, while the Schuko connector can be used with an adapter for older vehicles or specific charging needs. The operator Stromnetz Hamburg manages the station's operational status, ensuring it is available for public use.