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DOUE LA FONTAINE - Place Champ De Foire
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Located in the charming town of Doue la Fontaine, the Place Champ De Foire is a popular destination for both locals and tourists. This bustling square is not only home to a variety of shops, restaurants, and cafes, but it also offers a convenient spot for electric vehicle owners to recharge their cars. The charging station is situated right in the heart of the square, making it easily accessible for all.
The Place Champ De Foire charging station offers a range of options for electric vehicle owners. There are two types of chargers available - Type 2 (Socket Only) 18 kWh and CEE 7/4 - Schuko - Type F 18 kWh. Both chargers are pay-at-location, allowing users to simply plug in their car and pay for the electricity used. These chargers are suitable for a variety of electric vehicles, providing a reliable and efficient way to recharge while exploring the town.
Whether you're a local resident or just passing through, the Place Champ De Foire charging station is a convenient and reliable option for electric vehicle owners. With its central location and multiple charging options, this charging station offers a hassle-free way to recharge your car while enjoying all that Doue la Fontaine has to offer. So why not stop by and give your electric vehicle the power it needs to keep you on the road?
