Berlin, 2. April 2026: ubitricity, Anbieter und Betreiber von Ladelösungen für Elektrofahrzeuge und eine Tochtergesellschaft der Shell Gruppe, hat 1.000 (AC-) Ladepunkte in Berlin installiert.
Die Inbetriebnahme des 1000. neuen Berliner Ladepunkts fand am 1. April 2026 statt. Anwesend waren Staatssekretär Arne Herz für Mobilität und Verkehr in der Senatsverwaltung Berlin, Bezirksstadtrat Jochen Biedermann, Alexander Reinhardt, CEO ubitricity, und Philipp Sindberg, Leiter ubitricity Deutschland.
Mit der Installation von 1.000 Ladepunkten in der gesamten Stadt ermöglicht ubitricity flächendeckendes Laden im städtischen Raum. Für Stadtbewohner ohne eigenen Parkplatz oder Wallbox wird der Umstieg auf ein Elektrofahrzeug damit deutlich einfacher. Die Laternenladepunkte von ubitricity nutzen dabei bestehende kommunale Infrastruktur in begrenztem öffentlichen Raum.
Die Umsetzung einer derart großen Zahl neuer Lademöglichkeiten ist ein großer Erfolg. Von insgesamt 4.000 öffentlichen Ladepunkten, die in der Stadt installiert wurden, betreibt ubitricity mehr als ein Viertel aller Ladepunkte. Damit ist ubitricity nach den Berliner Stadtwerken zweitgrößter Ladesäulenbetreiber und plant, diesen Erfolgskurs beschleunigt fortzusetzen, sowohl mit dem Laternenladen als auch mit klassischen AC-Ladesäulen.
ubitricity hat es sich zum Ziel gesetzt, das Laden für Elektrofahrzeugnutzer in ganz Europa durch den richtigen Lademix für den jeweiligen Bedarf am richtigen Ort zu vereinfachen. Das Unternehmen und betreibt derzeit über 19.000 Ladepunkten in Großbritannien, den Niederlanden, Deutschland und Frankreich insgesamt.
Philipp Sindberg, Marktverantwortlicher für Deutschland bei ubitricity:
„Unser Team ist stolz darauf, mehr als 1.000 neue Ladepunkte in ganz Berlin installiert zu haben. Das Laternenladen hat durch den einfachen Rollout und Skalierbarkeit einen signifikanten Beitrag dazu geleistet. Wir sind mit allen relevanten Akteuren im Dialog darüber, wie der Erfolg des Laternenladens in Berlin und anderen deutschen Städten weiter ausgebaut und verstetigt werden kann. Laternenladepunkte sind ein zentraler Bestandteil des öffentlichen Lademixes. Sie helfen Städten, dichte und komfortable Ladenetze zu schaffen und machen die Mobilitätswende für Bewohner praktisch umsetzbar.“
Neben dem Ausbau der Laternenladepunkte hat ubitricity zudem mehr als 500 Standard‑AC‑Ladepunkte mit einer Ladeleistung von 22 kW in mehreren Städten in Deutschland installiert, als Teil eines kunden- und bedarfsorientiert öffentlichen Ladeangebots.
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