Electric car technology keeps advancing quickly, with new models able to accept ever higher charging power. To stay ahead of that curve, Danish charging operator Clever is now investing in
Danish charging network Clever is launching a new plan called Clever You, built around a simple idea: the electricity price a driver pays for charging should be the same, whether
Clever is taking full ownership of the Powered by E.ON Drive & Clever charging network in Denmark, which includes 48 fast-charging outlets. In a separate agreement, a fast-charging station operated
Polestar and charging operator Clever are testing V2X functionality in selected Danish households, enabling electric vehicles to supply power to homes and feed excess energy back to the grid during
Danes are among the world’s most dedicated coffee enthusiasts, typically consuming three to four cups a day. Yet, for most motorists, "coffee on the go" has long been a necessary
Danish charging operator Clever announced a major upgrade to the country’s EV infrastructure: the deployment of 1,000 kW (1 MW) chargers designed specifically for passenger cars. The initiative marks the
Danish charging operator Clever has launched an eye-catching new campaign aimed squarely at diesel car owners, marking what it calls a major turning point on Denmark’s roads. The campaign features
Clever One customers can now charge at Allego stations using their tag and membership. The agreement covers all of Allego’s current and future charging points in Denmark, giving Clever One
Clever is joining forces with energy heavyweight Andel (and technology partner Watts) to create what the companies describe as the country’s most powerful green-energy group. The move combines generation, grid
Clever has struck a significant deal with Ionity, one of Europe's leading fast-charging networks, granting Clever One customers access to 3,800 ultra-fast charging points across nine European countries — all