What changed
Vattenfall InCharge has introduced new roaming pricing for DC and ultra-fast charging at their German locations. For drivers using the Plugsurfing app, that means up to 33% less per kWh compared to previous pricing. The exact price depends on the station, so check the app for current rates at each location.
That’s a real difference on every session.
If you charge in Berlin
Berlin has the densest cluster of Vattenfall InCharge stations in Germany. Many of them sit right next to Netto supermarkets. Plug in, walk inside, do your shopping, and come back to a charged car.
If you rely on public charging day to day, the price filter is your best friend here. Set it to €0.55 per kWh and you’ll see all Vattenfall stations at the new pricing, plus other competitively priced operators in your area. Cheapest options show first.
If you’re planning a road trip
Vattenfall’s network stretches well beyond Berlin, with stations in cities like Rostock, Oldenburg, Dresden, Bielefeld, Hamburg, and across Northern Germany.
Add Vattenfall InCharge as a selected operator and use the trip planner. Tell the app where you’re going and your battery level. It maps charging stops along your route, prioritizing Vattenfall stations. You get good coverage and affordable DC fast charging for the whole trip.
Set Vattenfall as your selected operator
Add Vattenfall InCharge to your selected operators in the Plugsurfing app. Toggle the filter on and your map shows only Vattenfall stations at the new pricing. Toggle it off to see everything.
Set Vattenfall as your selected operator
Vattenfall InCharge operates one of Germany’s larger DC fast charging networks, with over 470 ultra-fast and fast charge points across the country. Through Plugsurfing’s network, drivers access Vattenfall InCharge alongside hundreds of other operators with one app.
