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Rasthof Lipperland Süd
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Rasthof Lipperland Süd is a convenient location for electric vehicle (EV) owners to recharge their vehicles. This rest stop is located right off the BAB 2 highway, making it easily accessible for travelers. The public chargers available at this location include CCS (Type 2) 50 kWh, CHAdeMO 50 kWh, and Type 2 (Tethered Connector) 43 kWh, providing a variety of options for different types of EVs.
The CCS (Type 2) 50 kWh charger is compatible with most European and Asian EV models, while the CHAdeMO 50 kWh charger is commonly used for Japanese and Korean EVs. The Type 2 (Tethered Connector) 43 kWh charger is suitable for European EVs with Type 2 connectors. With these charging options, EV owners can easily find a suitable charger for their vehicle at Rasthof Lipperland Süd.
In addition to the convenient location and variety of chargers, Rasthof Lipperland Süd also offers fast charging speeds. The CCS and CHAdeMO chargers provide 50 kWh of power, allowing EVs to quickly recharge and get back on the road. The Type 2 charger offers a slightly lower charging speed of 43 kWh, but still provides a relatively fast charge for European EVs. Overall, Rasthof Lipperland Süd is a great option for EV owners looking for a reliable and efficient charging location.
