Ford aims to simplify electric charging even further

Ford announces a major evolution of its public charging offer with the integration of the Electroverse service into its BlueOval network.

Starting in October 2025, Ford drivers will only need to download the Electroverse app and link their Ford account to access a network of over one million charging stations in Europe, including approximately 160,000 in France. This partnership allows for the consolidation of more than 1,200 charging operators into a single platform, eliminating the need to carry multiple cards and subscriptions.

The app becomes the central tool of this new offer. It indicates the location and availability of charging stations in real-time, provides clear pricing, and includes a route planner capable of recommending the most suitable stops based on the vehicle. Its compatibility with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto ensures smooth use both on board and remotely. Users can also enrich the database by sharing photos of the charging stations, a handy feature for drivers discovering a site for the first time.

Easy Access to Charging

In addition to this simplification, Ford retains the benefits already included in its BlueOval network, such as free access for three months to the IONITY Premium service. Some customers will also be able to centralize their public charging payments directly on their domestic electricity bill, further strengthening the integration between mobility and energy.

Professionals benefit from specific tools: management of charging cards assigned to drivers, customized reports, and discounts across multiple networks. A three-month free access to the dedicated Octopus portal will be offered to facilitate the transition of fleets to electric.

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• 06/10/2025 10:38

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With this initiative, Ford aims to make electric mobility more practical and closer to the everyday use of a thermal vehicle. By combining expanded access, transparent pricing, and tailored digital tools, the manufacturer seeks to address one of the main challenges of electromobility: the simplicity of using public charging.

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