Free charging? Hardly any more.
Our data lists no public charger in Belgium that still gives away free electricity. Some shops or employers may still do so locally, but don't count on it. This works instead.
How to charge cheaply instead
Charge at home
At home you usually pay the lowest price per kWh. Work out what a full charge costs you.
Open the calculator →Pick the right charging card
A card that fits how you drive costs less on the road. See what makes each card stand out.
See the charging cards →Compare operators
Prices differ a lot by operator and speed. See who is active where and choose deliberately.
See the operators →Frequently asked questions about free charging
Are there still free chargers in Belgium?
Not on public chargers: in our data every operator charges a rate. A shop or employer may still let visitors charge for free locally, but that is not in the public data.
Why did free charging disappear?
Electricity and maintenance cost money, and operators now pass that on. Free charging was never meant as a lasting offer anyway.
So what is the cheapest way to charge?
Usually at home, on your own charger. On the road the price differs per operator and speed, so compare before you plug in.