4 FAQs about Valletta electric vehicle charging

How does charge my Ride work in Malta?

Through the Charge My Ride Mobile Application, a user has to register their account to be able to successfully charge their electric vehicle in one of Malta's publicly accessible charging infrastructure. This registration will facilitate the payment process for the user and allow the system to notify the user of any updates or news. 2.

Where can I access charging pillars in Malta and Gozo?

The Charge my Ride app and the interactive stations map indicated on this website show the areas where active, publicly accessible charging pillars are available around Malta and Gozo. Anyone who has registered their account on the Charge my Ride app will be able to access all these charging pillars. 3.

Can electric vehicles be parked in a charging bay?

A traditional Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicle parked in a charging bay at any time, or an electric vehicle left in a charging bay for more than the allowed 30 minutes after charging ends (between 7:00 am and 10:00 pm), is violating the Motor Vehicle Regulations (S.L.65.11) that govern the use of electric vehicle charging bays.

What type of Charger do I need for a L-category electric vehicle?

Both chargers for L-category electric vehicles above 3.7 kW are equipped, for interoperability purposes, with 2 socket-outlets or vehicle connectors of Type 2 as described in standard EN 2-62196. 1. Why do I need to register and what's the process of the Charge My Ride registration?

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