Where to charge your EV in Brussels?

Public charging points 

Brussels has a growing network of public charging points for electric vehicles. Located on the road, these charging stations are easy to spot thanks to the green markings on the ground, the green or blue circle of light on the station or the corresponding sign. You can also locate them via your Mobility Service Provider's application. 

In practice 
Activate the charging point with the badge supplied with your Mobility Service Provider. If you don’t have a subscription with an MSP, you can pay as you go via text message or by scanning the QR code on the charging point.

Charging in a private car park 

Perhaps your employer has charging points for electric vehicles on its premises? In addition, several paid car parks in the capital have charging points. 

In practice 
As far as covered and underground car parks are concerned, don't hesitate to check the website of the company concerned to find out more about the equipment and conditions of use. 

Charging your electric vehicle while shopping 

Several supermarkets and large retailers now offer their customers the possibility of charging their electric vehicle while shopping. This is also the case with some restaurants and car dealerships. 

In practice 
In some cases, the store will charge your electric vehicle, with a maximum time limit. 

 At a gas station 

Gas stations are gradually being equipped with charging points for electric vehicles. 

In practice 
Some stations are equipped with fast charging stations. If your electric vehicle is compatible, you can recharge it in 15 to 30 minutes. 

Manufacturer networks 

Finally, some car manufacturers have their own network of charging stations. If this is the case for your car, you can search for charging points directly via your integrated navigation system. 

There is also the Ionity network of charging stations, created by a consortium of several brands: Audi, BMW Group, Ford, Mercedes, Volkswagen, Porsche and Hyundai Group.