Electric charging with MAES
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The MAES fuel card for electric charging: The MAES Hybrid Card
MAES
- Over 200,000 charging points in Europe
- Cheap rate of € 1 / month (Introductory offer)
- Change the code of your card yourself
- Monthly transparent invoice
- Easy online management
- The same useful features of your regular fuel card
- Mobile refueling with the MAES app
With this handy card you can use a charging network spread all over Europe, temporarily at only 1 euro per month (not including charging). This way you can charge with your electric or hybrid car at points in Belgium and beyond! If you already have fuel cards at MAES, just contact us via contact or email and let us know how many Hybrid Cards you need.
Applying for a MAES Fuel card for companies in a few clicks
- Click on request fuel card and fill out the form. Your address details will be requested to send the card. Your bank account number for direct debit.
- Within 15 minutes, you will receive a confirmation email at your email address. Not received? Check your SPAM folder or email us at [email protected]
- After confirming your email, our colleagues will process your request.
- Your fuel card will be sent within 7 business days. If additional information is required, we will contact you via email.
>> Refuelling free of charge! For the Fuel Card (refuelling) both the application, card and billing are free. Only for the Hybrid Card (refuelling and charging) is there a monthly fee of only €1/month.
>> Monthly billing and payment by direct debit.
Different brands, one fuel card.
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I am going to buy an electric or hybrid car, now what?
Made the decision? You’re going to buy a new electric or hybrid car? The whole process is a bit different than buying a new car in the old days. Perhaps you might had to look up where your closest MAES Station was, but apart from that you knew what to look out for. With an electric car however, there are a few other things to look out for.
Discover them here:
Ultra-fast charging stations on the MAES network
MAES, together with our partner Sparki, is working on installing at least 100 ultra-fast charging stations at our locations. At those locations you could charge enough within 15-30 minutes for a few hundred kilometers.
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Why choose a hybrid car?
Are you looking for a new car but not yet fully convinced whether you should go for an electric or hybrid car? Then you can find all the pros and cons here.
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Is electric driving expensive?
What will it cost me to switch to an electric car? Is it expensive to purchase and maintain? And is it best to charge at home or can you recharge at public points withouth paying to much?
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Is it best to choose electric, hybrid or traditional?
What is the difference between all three types? Which car suits me best. Which is the most expensive?
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Can I charge my electric car just about anywhere?
Can I just charge my hybrid or electric car at any charging point? Should I charge at home or at work? Do I need a card and which one is best for me?
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I would like to install a charging point at home. How do I go about this?
You can easily charge your electric and hybrid car at home.
Discover all the different options here.
Can I install a public charging point at home?
It is possible to turn your private charging point into a public charging point?
Discover your options here.
Electric charging
MAES Want’s to be your central hub for all your inquiries about electric charging. Not only is there a big difference between the types of cars, but also in the ways you can recharge. There is a big difference in price, charging speed and availability.
At MAES we try to give you a clear and honest overview of the advantages and disadvantages of electric charging.
All useful information about electric charging with MAES can be found here.
FAQ
How much power do I need to charge my electric car?
The power required to charge an electric car depends on the capacity of the battery and the charging speed of the charging point. In general, the larger the capacity of the battery and the faster the charging speed, the higher the power required. An average electric car has a battery capacity of about 60 kWh and can be charged from 0 to 100% in about 8 hours with a charging speed of 7.4 kW. For faster charging speeds, for example at a fast charging station, higher power is required.
Can I charge my electric car at home?
Yes, most electric cars can be charged at home using a charging station or a regular socket.
Is it safe to charge an electric car?
Yes, it is safe to charge an electric car. Electric cars are designed to be safe while charging, and most charging stations have protection mechanisms to prevent overload and short circuits.
How much does it cost to charge an electric car?
This depends on the price of the electricity and the capacity of the charging point. In general, charging an electric car is cheaper than refueling with petrol or diesel.
Can I charge my electric vehicle while driving?
At the moment it is not possible to charge an electric vehicle while driving, as wireless charging technology is still under development.
How do I pay for charging my electric vehicle?
This depends on the charging infrastructure and the payment method that has been set up. For example, you can pay with a charge card (such as the handy MAES Hybrid card), via an app or via a credit card.
Where can I charge my electric car?
You can charge your electric car at public charging points, at fast charging stations, at home or at work.
What is the range of an electric car?
The range of an electric car depends on the capacity of the battery and the consumption of the car. On average, electric cars have a range of 200 to 300 kilometers.