Connect your electric vehicle to the charging station using the charging cable. Then, place your charging card or fob against the scanner on the charging station, or scan the QR code on the post and enter your credit card details on the web page.
If you initiate the charging session by scanning the QR code, you'll receive an email confirming that the charging session has begun.
Hold your charging card or tag in front of the charging station's scanner. Next, remove the charging cable from the station and your electric car, and you're ready to hit the road.
If you initiated the charging session by scanning the QR code, simply conclude it on the webpage where you initiated the session or in the confirmation email you received.
You can make payments using a charging card, charging fob, or credit card.
No, currently iDeal is not accepted. However, this option will be available in the future.
Once the charging session has successfully commenced, you will hear a 'beep,' and the light on the side of the charging station will turn blue, indicating that your electric vehicle is charging.
When the red light is on, it indicates a malfunction. Report the issue through the app or call our helpline at 085 4014 133. This number is available 24/7.
In this case, contact our helpline. You can reach them 24/7 at 085 4014 133.
It varies for each electric car. Some cars are connected to an app where you can check the charging status.
If your electric car doesn't have an app, you can check the status on your car's dashboard.
It varies by charging station. When you scan the QR code on the charging station, you'll see the rate per kWh (excluding VAT).
Revolt does not charge a start fee. If you're using a charging card or tag from another provider, they may have a start fee or additional costs.
The charging station rate is based on the energy rate of the landowner. Since energy rates vary, you pay a different rate at each charging station.
It typically takes between 2 and 4 hours to charge your car up to 80%.
The exact charging time depends on your battery capacity, the charging station's power, and your electric car's charging speed.
You can connect your electric car to our charging stations with a type 2 charging cable, which is standard for most electric cars.
The charging session automatically resumes once the power outage is resolved. Additionally, you can remove the plug at any time, and the charging transaction will be settled.
You can find an overview of your charging sessions on the online platform of your charging card provider.
If you started the session by scanning the QR code, you'll receive a transaction overview by email after ending the session.
You can use any Dutch charging card at our charging stations.