E.ON Drive Infrastructure
E.ON Drive Infrastructure GmbH
Essen, Germany
About
Founded in 2022, E.ON Drive Infrastructure is a private headquartered in Essen, Germany with approximately 200-500 employees specializing in Energy Storage.
E.ON Drive Infrastructure is a leading Charge Point Operator in Europe, carved out as an independent legal entity from the E.ON corporation in 2022. The company develops, builds, and operates public EV charging infrastructure across 11 European countries (Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Poland, UK, Czech Republic, Austria, Italy, Romania, Hungary, and The Netherlands). E.ON Drive Infrastructure operates over 9,000 public charging points (as of 2026) with charging speeds ranging from AC (up to 22 kW) to ultra-fast DC charging (up to 400 kW). All electricity supplied is 100% certified green energy. The company partners with municipalities, retailers, hoteliers, property developers, and parking operators to deploy charging infrastructure with no upfront investment required from partners. Key features include Plug & Charge capability on Alpitronic DC chargers, support for major payment methods (Visa, Mastercard, Google Pay, Apple Pay, RFID cards), and integration with major navigation systems (Google Maps, Apple Maps). The company grew from 4 to 214 employees across its European operations within four years.
Headquarters
Founded
Employees
Company type
Focus areas
Keywords
Products & services
Business models
Value chain
Service areas (2)
Public EV Charging Infrastructure
eTruck Charging Solutions
Products (4)
AC Charging Stations
Fast Charging Stations
High Power Charging (HPC) Stations
eTruck Charging Stations
Locations
Headquarters
Essen, Germany
Operating locations (11)
- Sweden
- Denmark
- Germany
- Poland
- United Kingdom
- Czech Republic
- Austria
- Italy
- Romania
- Hungary
- The Netherlands
Service regions
Credentials & affiliations
Certifications
ISO 27001
Partnerships
Alpitronic, Garo, SAS EuroBonus, Voltix, GreenWay, E.ON (parent organization)
People
Management & team
Timo Sillober
CEO
Arjan van der Eijk
COO
Stefan Schütte
CFO
Frequently asked questions
published by the companyHow do I register my credit card with EuroBonus?
You need to be a member of the SAS EuroBonus program to earn points. Once you are a member, visit https://eurobonus.shopping to connect your credit card to your EuroBonus account. In Denmark, you can also pay for charging via the E.ON Drive Public App — just make sure the credit card used in the app is also registered with EuroBonus. Once set up, any qualifying charging session will automatically earn points. No additional subscription is required.
Do I need to be an E.ON Drive electricity customer to use your stations?
No, everyone is welcome at our stations we even accept charging cards from our friends with 8 tentacles! Please click here for a list of roaming
Why does the charger display 'Not authorised' when I scan my RFID card?
This message usually means that your RFID card is either not supported at this charging station or there’s an issue with the card itself. Please contact your RFID card provider for further assistance. Please click here for a list of our roaming partners.
How do I stop charging before my car’s battery is full?
You can stop charging either directly from your car or at the charging station. To stop at the station, select your current session on the display and press "Stop".
I paid via weblink/QR code. How do I get a receipt?
Visit [link] to download and email receipts for charging sessions paid via weblink or QR code.
Why have you taken money even though my charging session didn’t start?
We place a £30 pre-authorisation hold on your card at the start of each session. If the session doesn’t start or is unsuccessful, this hold is released within 1–3 working days.
What do the lights around the connectors mean at your stations?
Green: Charger is available and ready to use. White: Charging process done charging. Blue: Charger is currently in use. Red: There is a fault or the charger is unavailable.
Are all your charging sites wheelchair accessible?
Not all of our sites are fully wheelchair accessible due to existing design constraints. However, we’re actively working to include more accessible bays in as many of our new locations as possible.
How do I find E.ON Drive charging stations near me?
You can find nearby E.ON Drive charging stations using apps like the E.ON Drive Comfort app, or Google Maps and Apple Maps. Simply search for “E.ON Drive charging station” and your location. Alternatively, please visit the map on our website.
Which connector does my car use?
Connector types vary by car model. Most modern EVs in Europe use Type 2 for AC charging and CCS (Combined Charging System) for DC fast charging. Check your vehicle manual or manufacturer’s website to confirm. Please click here for an overview on existing connectors.
How fast can I charge my electric car at E.ON Drive stations?
Charging speeds vary depending on your vehicle and the charger. E.ON Drive stations offer AC charging up to 22 kW and DC fast charging up to 400 kW. Your car will only draw the maximum power it supports. Please check out our charge speed calculator for details.
What does it cost to charge at an E.ON Drive charging station?
Charging prices vary depending on the location, charger type (AC/DC), and payment method. You’ll always find the current price for ad-hoc charging on the charger screen or online at [link] Charge card providers may apply their own pricing. Please refer to your contract details.
