Kustannuspalvelutasomittarit

Kustannuspalvelutasomittarit, Finnish for cost service charging points, are installations that allow users to charge their electric vehicles in Finland. These charging points are typically installed in public areas, such as shopping centers, parking lots, and along highways. They use contactless payment systems, allowing users to pay for the electricity used to charge their vehicles without having to intervene.

The cost of charging is determined by the provider, and some charging stations may charge per unit of electricity consumed or per minute of charging. Some providers may also offer free charging for a certain period of time or for a limited number of charges. The charging capacity of each point varies, but most have a power output of 7-22 kW.

Kustannuspalvelutasomittarit are typically equipped with a terminal where users can insert their payment cards or use a mobile payment app to settle their costs. Some charging points also have displays that show the charging status and the remaining balance. Although most charging points are situated along main roads and high-traffic areas, not all charging stations are equipped with the same terminals.

Several companies operate charging points in Finland, and consumers can select a provider based on their pricing, charging capacity, and convenience options. Charging points have become a rapidly spreading service across the country as demand for electric vehicles grows in the Nordic country.

Not all charging stations are within reach; Finland's geography makes access to some charging stations at remote areas and near border regions inconsistent, but efforts are being made to fill that gap by the distribution and charging networks for electricity and to handle regional charge levels.