Comfortcharge

Comfortcharge is a German electric vehicle charging operator and the dedicated brand under which Deutsche Telekom AG builds and operates public fast-charging infrastructure. According to its official website, Comfortcharge is a 100% subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG and expands Telekom's nationwide locations with public fast-charging stations. The concept is built on reusing existing infrastructure on Telekom properties — power connections, data lines, parking spaces and similar assets — which the company describes as particularly efficient, sustainable and resource-conserving. The brand addresses several customer groups. For cities and municipalities, Comfortcharge builds and operates charging infrastructure at its distribution boxes in public spaces. For partners and fleet customers, it builds and operates charging infrastructure at Deutsche Telekom sites. Under the Charge@Work label, it offers an exclusive charging infrastructure for Deutsche Telekom employees. All charging stations supply 100% certified green electricity, and the company positions this resource-conserving approach as a holistic, sustainable charging experience that actively advances the mobility transition. At the time described on its website, Comfortcharge operated its public fast-charging infrastructure at more than 240 locations. The advantage for charging customers is that Telekom sites are usually centrally located in cities and well distributed in rural areas. Through this nationwide rollout across urban and rural areas, Comfortcharge aims to give everyone easy access to fast-charging infrastructure. Its charging locations are usually recognizable from a distance by the fast-charging columns in Telekom magenta, and can also be found digitally on the website and in any charging app. Comfortcharge therefore sits at the intersection of telecommunications real estate, energy and electric mobility. It is not a vehicle manufacturer or a general energy utility, but a charging-infrastructure operator and a sub-brand of Deutsche Telekom. Its identity is closely tied to the parent group's assets and brand color, and its stated purpose is to accelerate the expansion of fast charging in Germany by leveraging an existing nationwide footprint rather than building entirely new sites from scratch.

Comfortcharge is the brand under which Deutsche Telekom AG builds and operates public fast-charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in Germany. Its official website states that Comfortcharge is a 100% subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG and that it expands Telekom's nationwide locations with public fast-charging stations. The approach is to use existing infrastructure on Telekom properties — power connections, data lines, parking spaces and similar assets — which the company describes as particularly efficient, sustainable and resource-conserving. The brand serves several segments. For cities and municipalities, it builds and operates charging infrastructure at its distribution boxes in public spaces. For partners and fleet customers, it builds and operates charging infrastructure at Deutsche Telekom sites. Under the Charge@Work label, it offers an exclusive charging infrastructure for Deutsche Telekom employees. All charging stations supply 100% certified green electricity, and the company frames this resource-conserving concept as a holistic, sustainable charging experience that actively advances the mobility transition. At the time described on its website, Comfortcharge operated its public fast-charging infrastructure at more than 240 locations. The advantage for charging customers is that Telekom sites are usually centrally located in cities and well distributed in rural areas. Through its nationwide rollout in urban and rural areas, Comfortcharge aims to give everyone easy access to fast-charging infrastructure. Its charging locations are usually recognizable from a distance by the fast-charging columns in Telekom magenta, and can also be found digitally on the website and in any charging app. Comfortcharge therefore operates at the intersection of telecommunications real estate, energy and electric mobility. It is not a vehicle manufacturer or a general energy utility, but a charging-infrastructure operator and a sub-brand of Deutsche Telekom. Its identity is closely tied to the parent group's assets and brand color, and its stated purpose is to accelerate the expansion of fast charging in Germany by leveraging an existing nationwide footprint rather than building entirely new sites from scratch.

Sustainable, resource-conserving public fast-charging infrastructure built on Deutsche Telekom's existing nationwide sites and infrastructure.

• Public fast-charging infrastructure

  Public fast-charging stations for electric vehicles at Deutsche Telekom locations, operated at over 240 sites according to the official website.

• Charging infrastructure for cities and municipalities

  Charging infrastructure built and operated at distribution boxes in public spaces.

• Charging infrastructure for partners and fleet customers

  Charging infrastructure built and operated at Deutsche Telekom sites for partners and fleet customers.

• Charge@Work

  Exclusive charging infrastructure for Deutsche Telekom employees.

1. 1Comfortcharge – Comfortchargecomfortcharge.de
2. 2Comfortchargewikidata.org