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The market for charging points is expanding
In France, the number of charging stations has exploded in recent years. Today, according to figures as at 31 January 2025 from theAvere-FranceThere are 157,348 recharging facilitiesor 31 % more in one year. In January 2025 alone, 2,654 new terminals have been installedThis is a sign that the transition to electric vehicles is gaining momentum.
But while driving electric is becoming more and more accessible, you still need to be able to recharge quickly. And today, 10 % of terminals in France are ultra-fastcapable of restoring several hundred kilometres of range in less than 20 minutes. Their number literally doubled in 2024 (+114 %), with 7,000 terminals exceeding 150 kW of power. This is a huge change for drivers who want to fill up without waiting.
To take things even further, a consortium of major players in the sector is planning toto invest €3 billion to install 30,000 new ultra-fast charging stations by 2028. The government is aiming for 400,000 public charging points by 2030. The aim is clear: to ensure that no-one is left without a recharging solution, whether in town or on the road on holiday.
Despite this progress, inequalities remain. On average, there are 234 terminals per 100,000 inhabitantsBut it all depends on where you are. L'Île-de-France is well equippedwhile some rural areas or French overseas departments are still lagging behind.
Improving this distribution will be a key challenge over the next few years.
While electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular, the challenge now is to making recharging even simplerfast and accessible to all. The momentum is there, and all the signs are that the next few years will see a unprecedented acceleration of these infrastructures.
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Do you have a question about the rapid charging point? Perhaps we already answered already answered it!
A charging point is considered fast when its power exceeds 43 kW. To achieve this power, it must deliver three-phase direct current (DC). For recharge an electric vehicle adapted to this powerYou can recharge using the CCS combo.
To recharge your electric vehicle, charging points are available throughout the metropolitan area and in Europe. Most of the time, these charging points are installed at road and motorway rest areas. Recently, recharging points have begun to appear in public car parks in Paris and its surrounding areas.hotels, restaurantsof commerce and supermarkets.
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To do this, you can use ChargeMapa geolocation platform that allows you to find and choose recharging points throughout Europe, according to their charging speed. The platform can be accessed via their website or mobile application.
There are also free applications that can help you find a recharging point near you, including :
To find out more, click here: 6 things you need to know about charging stations.
Recharge time depends on a number of parameters, including :
- From the electric car
- The power delivered by the charging point
- The state of the battery
Generally speaking, with charging stations with a power rating of between 50 and 350 kW DC, you can charge it to 80 % of its capacity, for around 20 minutes. Beyond 80 %, you'll need to allow another 30 minutes for charging.
To recharge your electric vehicle in France, you can choose from a range of charging stations. terminals are available free of charge in retail or supermarket car parks, for example. However, most stations charge a fee. Recharging operators have made recharge cards or subscription badges so that each user can recharge their vehicle.
As far as pricing is concerned, there is no fixed price for fast recharging, as it varies according to :
- The car
- The battery
- A network of fast charging points where the car can be recharged.
Depending on the network, there are 3 ways of charging:
- Recharge per kWh
- Per-minute top-up (one of the most widely used billing methods)
- Flat-rate billing: most public networks offer night-time flat-rate billing, so that users can charge their vehicles during off-peak periods.
