The charging station is part of the K-Lataus network run by K-Auto, with stations across Finland. Stations offer Type 2 connectors (up to 22 kW) and fast charging with CCS and CHAdeMO connectors above 50 kW. They are often located at K-Market or K-Citymarket sites, so you can shop while the car charges. According to its website, the electricity comes from domestic wind power, with its renewable origin verified by Guarantees of Origin.
You can start charging with the K-Lataus app, a free K-Lataus RFID tag or without registering. Registered users collect Plussa points on every charge. The app map also shows partner stations from St1, Recharge and Ionity. K-Lataus customer service is available around the clock.
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