Your guide for charging the cars
GreenMobility pays for your power
All GreenMobility cars are 100% electric and run relatively far on a charged battery. With GreenMobility, you get free electricity on your trip in Denmark.
In the GreenMobility app, you can always see how much battery an electric car has left. When charging a GreenMobility car with less than 60% power left, you earn free minutes.
Charging Copenhagen
You can charge our Copenhagen cars at E.ON and Spirii charging stations. You can also charge our vehicles with a range over 175 km on fast or super chargers (E.ON, Spirii and Clever).
Charging Aarhus
You can charge our Aarhus cars at E.ON, Norlys, Spirii, and Clever charging stations. (NOTE: Clever is only possible for some of the cars in Aarhus). You can also charge our vehicles with a range over 175 km on fast or super chargers (E.ON, Spirii and Clever).
Find the nearest charging stations via the charging providers’ apps: E.ON Drive, Spirii Go, Clever and Norlys Opladning.
How to charge the car
Charging
1) Open the front logo cover on the car by pushing the switch with the charger icon on the left of the steering wheel.
2) Take the chip in the middle console and hold it close to the charger to open the port.
3) Find the cable in the trunk and plug it into the socket on the car and into the charger.
4) Place the chip back into the holder.
Unplugging from a charger
Unplugging
1) Unlock the car
2) Press the switch with the charger icon on the left of the stearing wheel.
3) Unplug the cable from the car.
4) Take the other end of the cable our of the charger’s socket.
5) Place the cable back into the trunk.
Should the cable be stuck use the charging card/chip from the glove compartment on the charger.
Estimated charging time
The time estimate indicates the charging time from 1-100% on a 22 KW charging station. You can always see the remaining charging time on the dashboard in the car.
| Renault Megane E-Tech | 3 hours |
| Renault Zoe | 4 hours |
| Polestar | 4 hours |
| Peugeot e-Partner | 5 hours |
| Opel Vivaro | 7 hours |
| Mercedes eVito | 10 hours |
| Maxus e-deliver 3 | 12 hours |
| Renault Kangoo | 10-15 hours |
Charge around Denmark
With GreenMobility, you have free electricity in Denmark. If you drive to Sweden, remember that you pay for the power yourself.
Earn minutes when charging
Charge the car and earn minutes. Below 60% power left = 10 free minutes. Below 40% = 15 minutes. Below 20% = 20 minutes.
Remember the good charging style
When parking at a charging station, always charge the car. In that way, you do not hold the charging station from other electric car users.
Ending your trip.
Park easily and end your trip.
Free parking is always nearby
You can park on all public parking spaces within our zones with at least 2 hours parking limit. We have also reserved a lot of VIP-parking spaces around the zone. We call these Hotspots. You can find all the Hotspots in the app. Here you’ll always find easy and free parking.