The charging station is part of the K-Lataus network run by K-Auto, with stations across Finland. Connectors include Type 2 (up to 22 kW) and fast charging (CCS, CHAdeMO, over 50 kW). According to its website, charging uses domestic wind power, with its renewable origin verified by Guarantees of Origin.
You can start a charge with the K-Lataus app, a free K-Lataus RFID tag, or without registering. Registered users collect Plussa points on each charge. Stations are often at K-Market or K-Citymarket sites, so you can shop while the car charges. Customer service is available around the clock.
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