T&M Electrostart charging station – Sânnicolau Mare – Timiș

The operating process is simple and intuitive. Users connect their car to the station using a cable, choosing the appropriate charging type (fast or standard). Charging starts immediately after payment is approved.

Electric vehicles can be charged with AC (alternating current) or DC (direct current). AC offers a slower charge, while DC offers a faster charge.

Charging stations have 3 types of connectors: CSS2, CHAdeMO and Type 2. It is important to check which type of connector your vehicle uses. The first two options are suitable for fast charging, while the third option offers slow charging.

At EV SPOTS stations, you have the option to charge your vehicle quickly or slowly. Hence, the difference between DC and AC. Before choosing the connector, check the technical specifications of your car!

The main advantage of fast charging is the reduced waiting time. Keep in mind that the rate charged for fast charging differs from the rate for standard charging.

Charging time varies depending on the battery capacity. If you choose AC charging it can take several hours to charge your car to full capacity, while with DC charging it can take much less (under 2h).

The range of your car depends on the model and battery capacity. However, to do your own analysis, you can always check your charging history in the EV SPOTS app. This makes it much easier to keep track.

The payment process is very intuitive, adapted to the specific needs of electric car owners. You can pay via the mobile app or by card. Fast, safe, and pleasant.

We like to offer our users accessibility, but also flexibility. Whether you opt for DC charging or AC charging, you will pay directly from the app (by topping up your available balance or making a direct card payment in the mobile app).

We currently offer the card payment option only within the application, precisely to benefit users who use the application through more attractive prices (plus, there are no extra fees).

Yes, there are different rates. If you attach your car to a fast charging connector, the rate will be 2,59 lei / kWh, while for slow loading, you have to pay 1,77 lei / kWh. You also have different rates for up to 180 and ultra-fast charging. That’s why, to always be up to date with prices, it’s advisable to download the EV SPOTS app!

You can charge your vehicle if you have at least 15 lei in your user account (from the app) or at least 30 lei in your bank account. If this amount is not available, the charging session will not start either. However, you will pay exactly for the energy consumed, no more. To have access to real-time information about payments, consumption, etc., it is best to download the EV SPOTS mobile app.

You can find the nearest charging station for your electric car by downloading the EV SPOTS app. Whether you’re at home, at work, or on vacation, the app displays all the available stations on the map.

Electric vehicles can be charged with AC (alternating current) or DC (direct current). AC offers a slower charge, while DC offers a faster charge. Depending on the charging method, you may have stations that are more crowded or less crowded. To see the availability of stations in real time, it is advisable to download the EV SPOTS mobile app, which gives you all the information about the operation and availability of the stations.

We try to make your charging experience as pleasant and hassle-free as possible. However, you can always call the support phone number listed below the station’s operating instructions. We have a 24/7 call center ready to help you.

Yes. We really encourage you to make your waiting time as pleasant as possible. Explore the area, go shopping, have a coffee and do whatever you want to make time fly by! This is also the reason why we have placed charging stations in key points, both in cities and in heavily transited areas of the country.