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AMAG in Bern
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The AMAG in Bern Wankdorffeldstrasse 60 is a convenient location for electric vehicle owners to charge their cars. This charging station offers three different types of chargers: CCS (Type 2) 50 kWh, CHAdeMO 50 kWh, and Type 2 (Socket Only) 50 kWh. These chargers are accessible to the public, making it easy for anyone to charge their EV while on the go.
The CCS and CHAdeMO chargers both have a charging capacity of 50 kWh, making them suitable for a quick charge. The Type 2 (Socket Only) charger also has a capacity of 50 kWh, but it requires the use of a charging cable provided by the EV owner. This charging station is located at the AMAG dealership, providing a convenient option for EV owners to charge their cars while getting their vehicle serviced or browsing for a new car.
Located in the bustling city of Bern, this EV charging location is easily accessible for those living in the area or passing through. With multiple charging options available, EV owners can choose the best option for their vehicle and charging needs. The AMAG dealership also offers a comfortable waiting area for EV owners to relax while their car is charging. This location is a great option for those looking for a reliable and convenient place to charge their electric vehicle in Bern.
