15% Discount at LIDL with Chargemap

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To make the challenges of holiday travel a bit easier, Chargemap has implemented a discount program with its partners.

After Atlante, e-Totem, ENGIE Vianeo, Modulo-Energies, Powerdot, and Electra, it’s LIDL’s turn to join the initiative and offer exclusive discounts on charging with the Chargemap Pass. Launched this morning, the operation will last until September 1st inclusive.

If you are a long-time electric vehicle driver, you know that promotions on charging are rare. This is logical because the demand is much closer to the supply than it is for thermal vehicles. However, one must acknowledge Chargemap’s genuine commitment to negotiate increasingly attractive rates with its 1500 partner networks.

To benefit from this, you must of course hold a Chargemap Pass. Even the most devoted Tesla driver, who has sworn absolute loyalty to the sacred Superchargers, can one day find themselves in a bind and be quite happy to find a promotional LIDL charging station. It’s a reasonable investment of €19.99, not very restrictive, and it can help reduce the bill a bit.

To mark the great holiday rush, LIDL is teaming up with Chargemap to offer a 15% discount automatically applied on charges initiated via mobile or via the Chargemap badge at compatible LIDL stations in France.

No need to plan your trip more than usual, as soon as an offer is active, a gift icon will appear at the bottom right of your screen in the mobile app. This leads to the filter “Promotional Stations” where you can find all the current offers. The filter is also accessible on the Chargemap website.

We will stay alert all summer to inform you about ongoing offers. Stay connected on Mobiwisy, drive safely, and most importantly, have a wonderful holiday!

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