IONITY is a European ultra-fast charging network for electric cars. The company builds and operates charging stations along motorways and major travel routes, with a focus on long-distance and cross-border driving. IONITY offers charging through its own app, direct payment at the charger, and access through various charge cards and mobility service providers. IONITY is mainly suited to electric vehicle drivers who want fast charging while travelling, both in Belgium and across other European countries.
Ionity focuses on services for household customers in Belgium. They offer ev charge cards from €0 /mo. Discover their full range further down this page.
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IONITY was founded in 2017 as a joint venture between major car manufacturers. The company focuses on a European network of HPC charging stations, with HPC meaning high-power charging. These stations are mainly located on routes that are practical for transit and long-distance travel. In Belgium, IONITY is present along important road corridors, and the brand is also active in many other European countries.
For charge card users, IONITY is relevant because the network is generally accessible through roaming partners and e-mobility service providers. Drivers can also often start a session through the IONITY app or pay directly on site. IONITY focuses on fast charging at high power levels, depending on the vehicle and its charging curve. Through the app, users can find charging points, check availability and follow charging sessions. On its website, IONITY also shares information about its network and about sustainability initiatives, including the use of renewable electricity for charging where this is contractually arranged.
