Luxembourg city energy storage charging vehicle

What is Chargy – a public charging station network in Luxembourg?

As part of this project, Luxembourg created Chargy in 2017 – a public charging station network for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. The Chargy network in Luxembourg has two types of charging stations: These charging stations have two charging points, which can be adjusted between 3.7 kW and 22 kW, depending on the type of vehicle.

Does Luxembourg have a public charging station?

Luxembourg is supporting this environmentally friendly initiative by providing an extensive network of public charging stations, which are now available on the motorways. The network of public charging points for electric cars and plug-in hybrids was launched in the Grand Duchy in 2017, it was given the name Chargy.

How many charging points are there in Luxembourg?

An ever-expanding network for even greater flexibility. More than 700 public charging points are now available to users of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles in Luxembourg. But that’ s not all! The Chargy network is about to be expanded by 88 additional charging points. What’s making them so special?

How does Luxembourg encourage the use of electric and hybrid vehicles?

The government has made a significant effort to encourage the use of electric and hybrid vehicles, which has increased the number of charging stations across the country. In addition, the Luxembourgish government provides financial aid for the purchase of electric or hybrid vehicles.

How many ultra-fast charging stations are there in Luxembourg?

With the recent initiatives carried out by private stakeholders, who have installed ultra-fast charging points near motorway junctions, there is now one ultra-fast charging station on the trans-European road transport network in Luxembourg every 20km on average, in both directions.

Can you buy a fully electric car in Luxembourg?

Buyers of fully electric cars in Luxembourg can get government subsidies of up to €8,000. Earlier this year, data published by an association of car manufacturers showed a 55% surge in electric car registrations in the first quarter, driven by an increase in new vehicles in Luxembourg.