Circle K Unveils 26-Point Ultra-Fast EV Charging Station in Sweden

February 15, 2025
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New Flagship Service Station Marks a Milestone in Circle K’s eMobility Photo Source: Circle K
New Flagship Service Station Marks a Milestone in Circle K’s eMobility Photo Source: Circle K

Circle K has opened its biggest electric car charging station in Järna, southwest of Stockholm. The new station spans 30,000 square meters and offers 26 ultra-fast charging points for both regular and heavy vehicles.

“Our customers are at the heart of our eMobility journey at Circle K. Our newest location in Järna represents our commitment to making our customers’ EV journey as easy and convenient as possible,” says Hans-Olav Høidahl, EVP European Operations and Global eMobility at Circle K.

The station brings new features based on what customers asked for. It has a covered charging area with solar panels, benches where people can sit while charging, and atmospheric lighting. Drivers can even order food and drinks without leaving their cars – staff will bring it right to them through the car-side delivery service.

Safety got special attention too. The station has clearly marked crosswalks and a drive-through design that makes charging faster and more convenient. For drivers who still use regular fuel, the station offers all types of standard gas – making it useful for everyone.

With more electric vehicles on Swedish roads, Circle K is responding to the growing need for charging infrastructure. The new station provides both a charging solution and what they call “a complete retail experience.”


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The station includes a wide range of food and beverage options. It combines innovative technology, sustainable energy, and customer-focused design to make electric vehicle journeys more convenient.

Circle K isn’t stopping here. This spring, they plan to open another special station in Gårda – their first location that will serve only electric vehicles. It’s part of their bigger plan to support electric car drivers across Europe and North America.

With over 16,700 locations worldwide, Circle K is turning more of its stations into places where electric car drivers can easily charge their vehicles. The new station in Järna shows how charging stops are becoming more comfortable – with better services and facilities than traditional gas stations.

This change reflects a shift in how people travel. The station’s design and services show Circle K’s vision for making electric vehicle charging as seamless as possible.

The success of these new stations could show how future fuel stations will look – places where drivers can comfortably wait while their cars charge, enjoy the available services, and then continue their journey.

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