Fast charging in Oslo
150 kW fast charging. No app, no subscription.
Drive in, start the charge on the unit and pay with a QR code, Vipps or a card. Sixteen charge points across two sites in Oslo, 10 indoors at Årvoll and 6 outdoors at Bryn. Open around the clock.
Charger will not start?
Current runs the charge points and helps you when a charger will not start. Call them, not us, while you are at the charger.
Current · Help with charging
How you pay
Three ways to start a session. None of them need a download or an account.
QR code
Scan the code on the charger with your camera, and start the session.
Vipps
Pay with Vipps directly at the charger.
Card
Use the card terminal on the unit.
None of these need an account, an app or a subscription. You pay for what you use.
The sites
Årvoll indoors with 10 charge points and Bryn outdoors with 6. Sixteen charge points at 150 kW in total.
Indoor charging at Årvoll
At Årvollveien 23 you stand under a roof while the car charges. That matters in November, when the rain comes in sideways and the cable would otherwise lie in a puddle.
The site also has a vending machine with drinks, food and snacks, so you can have a coffee while the car charges.
For businesses
Fleets can pay on the terminal like everyone else, or sign an agreement. With an agreement you get access in the Current app, where you control the chargers yourself and top up the balance by card or Vipps.
Prices
The charging price is shown on the charger and in the app, and it can change. Wash and tyre work have fixed prices.
The charging price is shown on the charger and in the app when you start. It can change, so we do not state a fixed amount here.
The price of electricity moves through the day and through the year. We follow the market, and the price on the charger is the price you pay.
How you pay
- QR code on the charger
- Vipps
- Card terminal
You need no app, no tag and no subscription to charge.
We sit below the price at the large charging operators.
Common questions about charging
The fast chargers use CCS, the standard on new electric cars in Norway. The cable is on the charger.
At 150 kW most electric cars need around 20 to 30 minutes from a low state of charge to about 80 percent. The speed is set by the car and by the temperature.
No. You start with QR, Vipps or card on the terminal, with no account, tag or subscription.
Yes. The receipt appears on the screen when you start, and you can have it sent by email by entering your address.
Unplug the cable and plug it in again, and check that the car is not locked for charging. If it still fails, try another charger and call Current on 91 91 45 54. Current runs the charge points and can help you where you stand, around the clock.
Sixteen charge points in total: 10 indoors at Årvollveien 23 and 6 outdoors at Nils Hansens vei 5. All at 150 kW.
Yes. Fleets get a wash card per car and an invitation to our charging fleet in Current, with a fleet price on charging.
Need an answer first?
Call us, or send a message in the form. We answer questions about charging, washing, tyre changes and agreements for several cars.
Thomas Laiq · Owner · Main contact