Long-distance electric driving in Europe is getting easier by the day, as DC fast-charging stations sprout up along the continent’s highways.

The Fast-E project, co-financed by the European Union and nine companies, will install 241 fast-charging stations in Germany and 37 in Belgium, spaced every 80 km along main motorways. A sister project will add another 30 in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Total investment is approximately €18 million ($20 million).

Charging station operator Allego will lead the project – other partners include VW, BMW, Renault-Nissan and DB Energie, a subsidiary of the German federal railway operator.

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