Infrastructure

Charging: at home or public

One of the biggest hurdles when switching is uncertainty about charging infrastructure. Answer one quick question and we'll show you the right path.

CCS rapid charging station for an electric vehicle

Can you install a charging station at home (your own parking space/garage, with the consent of the owner or property management)?

Our own hand-picked selection of common AC wallboxes and bidirectional DC models (V2H/V2G) for Switzerland. Unlike public charging stations, there is no official database for these, as wallboxes are commercial products.

Prices are our indicative values for the hardware (as of 2025), excluding installation/electrician, not manufacturer data.

01 Situation
02 Charging habits
03 Budget

Your situation at home

Do you have a photovoltaic (PV) system installed?

Is there already an energy management system (EMS), e.g. for PV or battery storage?

Your charging habits

Would you like to use surplus solar power for charging (solar surplus charging)?

Is bidirectional charging (feeding power back into the house or grid, V2H/V2G) of interest to you?

Budget & charging power

How fast should it charge?

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Only public charging possible?

These options make everyday life easier

New since 1 October 2026

Joya: four charging providers, one brand

Swisscharge, MOVE, GOFAST and Energie 360° Mobilität now operate together as Joya. Existing apps and charging cards keep working, and a joint Joya app has been announced. There are no uniform prices yet.

joya.ch
  • 7,500+public charge points
  • 1,800+rapid charge points
  • CHF 150minvestment planned by 2030
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Charging via app (roaming)

One app for many networks: apps such as Joya, TCS eCharge or Shell Recharge (formerly evpass) bundle tens of thousands of charging stations in Switzerland and abroad.

  • You pay per charging session directly in the app
  • No subscription and no base fee
  • Handy for spontaneous charging and for trips across the border
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Charging subscription for high-mileage drivers

If you regularly use rapid chargers, a subscription saves you money compared with the pay-as-you-go rate.

  • Providers such as Joya (formerly MOVE, Swisscharge and GOFAST), IONITY or Fastned noticeably lower the kWh price with a monthly subscription
  • At Joya, tariffs and subscriptions still vary by charge point; new subscription models have been announced
  • Check the current price in the app before signing up
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Charging while shopping

Your car charges while you shop.

  • M-Charge from Migrol (Migros Group): over 2,000 charge points at petrol station sites, up to 320 kW at selected locations
  • At many Coop branches: the easycharge network from Energie 360° (whose mobility business now operates under the Joya brand)
0 publicly accessible charge points at … sites (every dot on the map is one site)
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Complete official register from ich-tanke-strom.ch (Swiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE)).