The most used Ionity network in Europe during summer? Affi
The most used Ionity station across Europe this past summer? It wasn’t in Germany or France, but in Affi, in the Verona region.
The most used Ionity station, with 202 charges per day
The figures released by Ionity itself are impressive: 202 drivers charging every day, with a peak on July 31. The average time spent with the car connected to the charger was 33 minutes. In a country suffering from chronic underutilization of charging infrastructure (rates reported at 1-2%), these numbers are striking. Moreover, Affi has welcomed about 50% more customers than the station that won this Hot List in 2025. There’s a reason for this: the station is located in a strategic position, close to the Autobrennero and in an area filled with bars, restaurants, and shopping centers. It is a highly frequented hub even for those arriving by electric car from Northern Europe. Its popularity has prompted Ionity to add more high-power charging stations by the end of 2026, as announced in a statement.
Two French, one German, and one Danish station in the Top 5
For record-keeping, the other stations that made it into the Top 5 were: Mâcon Saint-Albain in France, 2nd with 166 drivers per day and an average duration of 28 minutes. Quickborn in Germany, 3rd with 157 customer drivers and a duration of 28 minutes. Greve in Denmark, 4th with 153 customers and 24 minutes, and Sorgues in France, 5th with 132 customers and 30 minutes. Thus, Affi stood out not only in terms of the number of drivers served but also in terms of average stay time. Opened in May 2023, the station consists of 18 Chargers HPC protected by a 75 kWp photovoltaic canopy that powers the charging stations. For payment, in addition to the usual apps or cards, credit cards have been available from the beginning. It quickly proved to be one of the most successful charging stations in Italy within the first few months.
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