Lack of a private parking space does not equal lack of charging options. Read on to see what's available.
Lack of a private parking space does not equal lack of charging options. Read on to see what's available.
- 01.Find local public chargers
Online charging maps will show public chargers in the area where you live or near the places that you frequent. Polestar owners can rely on an integrated version of Google Maps to highlight charging options depending on the battery level. Popular public charging locations include supermarkets, shopping centres, libraries and city-owned parking spaces. Charge overnight, or top up on electricity while getting the groceries. One charge a week is often all you'll need.
- 02.Recharge at work
More and more companies are installing charging points for their employees and customers. Not only because it shows their commitment to a sustainable future but also because of the financial benefits.
- 03.Go to a fast charging station
Commercial operators run a growing network of fast charging stations. Depending on the car's specifications, it takes about 35 minutes to reach 80% capacity, leaving plenty of range and avoiding the final 20% slower charging rate. Plug in the car, have a lunch break or run an errand, and the battery will be charged up before you know it.