EnBW mobility+: The new app map view aggregates key information about charging stations.
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EnBW has begun rolling out version 9.0 of its mobility+ app. This update introduces an improved map view designed to help users find suitable charging stations more easily and provide a better overview of current prices. The new version will be available to all users in the coming days. Additionally, the app icon now features a new design in EnBW’s blue color.
The map view allows you to display either the maximum charging power or the current price at a charging location. EnBW charging stations and larger charging parks are easily identifiable, while a radius search helps find suitable charging options at your current location or desired destination. Search, favorites, and route planning are integrated together, and filters, location preview, and detail view have been improved. Information on availability, prices, plug types, and opening hours is readily accessible. An additional filter shows charging points with sufficient space for vehicles with trailers.
When developing the app, feedback from users should be taken into account, with a focus on transparent pricing and station information as well as easy navigation, according to the energy company. “The most important information should be visible right where it’s needed,” says Lars Jacobs, Chief Commercial Officer for E-Mobility at EnBW.
EnBW operates what it claims to be Germany’s largest fast-charging network, with over 9,000 charging points, and is also present in Austria through the joint venture Smatrics EnBW. Its charging offerings include more than 900,000 charging points from various providers across Europe. Through the mobility+ app, customers can find charging points, pay for charging sessions contactlessly, and earn points through EnBW collect loyalty program, which can be converted into charging credits.
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