WHY CHARGE?

Earn credit by charging SHARE NOW electric cars

Give it some spark! When you charge a car that’s running low on juice – you earn driving credit. Each time you fully charge a car that has less than 35% battery level, you'll earn 5,00 € of credit. This can be used to pay for your trips and trip-related costs. Just make sure you end your trip after you charge the car!

PLUG-IN GUIDE

How to charge an electric car in Germany

Charging an electric car is fun and – dare we say – addictive! We don't expect you to charge our electric cars after every trip. However, if you do, the cost of charging is covered by us and we'll even give you SHARE NOW credit as a thank you. Here's how to do it:

1. Find a charging station

Filter the partner stations in the app and let the app guide you to the nearest one. Once you are at the station, tap on 'Start charging'. Please note that in very few cases, you must plug the cable in before tapping on 'Start charging'.

2. Type in the charging pole number in the app

Select an available charging pole and enter the number in the app. The charging pole number is on the pole itself, just below the QR code. In case of fast charging, you might also be required to select the cable you’ll use on the charging station’s screen.

3. Plug the cable into the car and the charging pole

Connect the cable to the car first. The cable is in the trunk or attached to the charging pole in case of a fast charging station. Make sure the engine is switched off and all doors and windows are closed.

4. Start charging

Tap on 'Start charging' again on your smartphone and wait for the charging session to begin.

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UNPLUG GUIDE

How to unplug an electric car in Germany

One of the perks of free-floating car-sharing is that you can locate electric cars anywhere throughout the Home Area. If you are looking for maximum range, though, we recommend starting your trip in a car that is waiting at a charging station, full and ready to hit the road. Here's how to unplug electric cars:

1. Open the car or continue your journey

If you want to rent a car waiting at a charging station, please start the rental before ending the charging session and unplugging the car. If the rental is ongoing, simply end the charging.

2. Tap on 'End charging' in the app

Terminate the charging session from the app and confirm you want to stop the process. Only at this stage, you'll be able to unplug the car from the charging port.

3. Unplug the cable

Put the cable back in the trunk. In case you are using a fast charging station, just attach the cable to the charging pole. Push the button on the charging station or inside the car to release the cable.

4. Enjoy the drive!

Once the app confirms that the process is complete, you can drive off and either end your trip inside the Home Area or continue your journey.

OUR EV FLEET

SHARE NOW electric cars in your city

With more than 2,900 electric car-sharing vehicles in Europe's most popular cities, we've placed the future directly in your hands. Astonishing acceleration and instant torque give you that heart-stopping thrill that usually comes with a race car. Our electric cars free-float on the streets of your city and are ready to be unlocked with just the SHARE NOW app. Here are some of our favourite electric rides.

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Questions?

Looking for more information? We cover your most frequently asked questions in the FAQ.

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The minute rate includes 200 km of mileage. A long distance rate of 0,39 € per kilometer will apply for each additional kilometer after the included mileage. Hourly rates do not include mileage. Daily rate includes 60 km of mileage. A variable fee will be charged per each additional kilometre driven (depending on car model category). Final price is available in the app. The daily price displayed is for a 3-day rental.

All SHARE NOW cars are covered by third-party liability insurance and your deductible is always automatically reduced to a specific amount in case of an accident. This agreement is waived, however, in cases of gross negligence. To learn more, please check out our terms and conditions.