ChargeUp Europe is the voice of the EV charging industry, working towards the rapid deployment of charging infrastructure across Europe and a seamless charging experience for all EV drivers.

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The road ahead is electric. Europe must be in the driver’s seat.

#TakeChargeEU is a coalition of more than 200 companies across Europe’s EV value chain. Together, we are calling on Europe to keep the 2035 zero-emission target firm and to back it with the policies needed to make it real.

Our message is clear: Build the next generation of vehicles, batteries, and infrastructure here at home.

This campaign is about economic resilience as much as environmental progress – creating future-proof jobs, securing European supply chains, strengthening consumer choice, and delivering cleaner, better products for families and communities across the continent.


Yesterday, the European Commission released its proposal for the review of the CO₂ standards for cars. Click below to read the ChargeUp Europe Board Statement on European Commission’s CO2 proposal for cars.

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ChargeUp Europe Board Statement on European Commission’s CO2 proposal for cars

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Policy and regulation may set the direction for the EV transition, but it’s the customer experience that ultimately determines its pace. As the automotive landscape evolves under the new regulatory package, companies across the charging ecosystem face the same challenge: delivering a reliable, seamless and trusted charging experience. From high-performance hardware to intuitive, secure payment systems, how is the industry responding to the evolving customer needs, and what innovations will define the next stage of electric mobility adoption?

Joining the private panel on February 10th are Stephanie Seegmueller, VP of Solutions Consulting at ChargePoint, Vera Pinto Pereira, Executive Board Member at EDP, Sofia Diakhate, COO at Plugsurfing, and Maria Høpfner, COO at Spirii. Moderated by Francesca Wahl, Senior Charging Policy Manager, Public Policy and Business Development, Tesla