Charging in Freimann: twelve chargers

The charging park is on our site at Freimanner Allee 31, right next to the workshop. This page explains how charging tariffs are structured and how we plan charging points for home and business.

Site plan of the charging park: workshop building on the left, on the right twelve parking bays with a charger each in two rows of six, numbered 1 to 12, with the driving lane between them Workshop 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Schematic, not to scale · Freimanner Allee 31

The charging park on the site plan

Twelve parking bays, each with its own charger, in two rows of six with the driving lane in between.

Chargers
12
Layout
2 × 6bays
Location
next to the workshop
  • After your test drive we show you how charging works at one of the chargers.
  • During your workshop appointment the charger is only a few metres away.

How the tariffs work

A charging price is made up of a few components. Once you know them, you can compare tariffs – at our chargers and on the road.

Energy price
€/ kWh
Base fee, depending on contract
€/ month
Idle fee, depending on provider
€/ min
Charging loss
5–10%

At public chargers in Germany, billing is based on the kilowatt hours charged; German calibration law requires traceable metering. Some tariffs also charge a monthly base fee, and some a fee for long idle times after charging has finished.

Part of the electricity is lost as heat during charging. In the calculator we allow 10 % for home charging and 5 % at public chargers, with reference prices of €0.32 / kWh at home and €0.59 / kWh in public.

We will explain the current price at our twelve chargers and how to access them step by step, by phone on 089 5550 7700 or on site.

Calculate your own costs

Charging for home and business

Charging is cheapest where the car is parked anyway. We plan the right charging point with you.

  • Charging point at home

    For a detached house, garage or underground car park: together we clarify location, charging power and grid connection, and work out what makes sense for your annual mileage.

    Request advice
  • Charging points for businesses

    For fleets with fixed routes: route length, idle times and number of vehicles determine how many charging points the depot needs – for example for the Kargo V2 with a 75 kWh net battery.

    Business enquiry
  • Calculate your needs

    The calculator shows how much energy needs to be recharged each day: distance per day, days per week and electricity price give costs and charging stops for each model.

    Go to the calculator

Getting to the charging park

Enter Freimanner Allee 31 into your satnav. The charging park and the workshop are on the same site.

Address

Freimanner Allee 31
80939 München

Directions

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