Arrive extends electrical vehicle charging in collaboration with Vattenfall

Arrive is expanding its strategic partnership with Vattenfall, launching integrated electric vehicle (EV) charging services within its EasyPark app in Germany. Building on successful collaborations in Sweden, and the Netherlands, this move activates an additional 1 300 public Vattenfall InCharge charging stations in Germany for our customers, creating a seamless experience for both parking and charging.

This integration allows drivers to find, manage, and pay for both parking and charging sessions in a single, intuitive app, eliminating the need to switch between multiple applications. Users can now see real-time availability of Vattenfall InCharge charging points, view pricing, and remotely manage their sessions.
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​"The expansion into Germany with a trusted partner like Vattenfall is a landmark moment for Arrive's mission to create truly integrated urban mobility. The key to accelerating the transition to electric mobility is to remove friction. By unifying parking and charging into one seamless action, we are making the sustainable choice the easiest choice for millions of drivers. This partnership is a perfect example of how Arrive is connecting cities, operators, and consumers to build the mobility ecosystems of the future”, says Scott Booker, General Manager Parking at Arrive.

The collaboration extends a proven model, now providing Arrive’s customers with seamless access to a vast and reliable charging network across multiple European countries.

"For drivers, convenience and clarity are everything. By integrating parking and charging into a single app with full price transparency, we eliminate uncertainty and make sustainable mobility effortless. We are proud to expand our partnership with Arrive. This collaboration is about removing friction and accelerating the shift to electric driving, ​ says Annemarie de Jong, Managing Director of E-Mobility at Vattenfall.