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description Zunder Overview

Zunder is an electric vehicle charging network focused on deploying DC fast chargers at existing gas stations across the United States, aiming to accelerate EV adoption by providing convenient and familiar refueling options for drivers.

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Is Zunder a US charging network?

No. Zunder is a Spanish ultra-fast charging operator founded in Palencia in 2017 as EasyCharger, then renamed Zunder in 2022. Its network is centered on Spain, Portugal, and France, not US gas stations. [Zunder company history](https://www.zunder.com/en/about-us/)

How fast are Zunder chargers?

Zunder says its newer stations can deliver up to 400kW, although the vehicle's maximum charging rate and battery state determine the power it actually receives. Its El Raso station on Spain's A-6 opened with 20 charging points rated up to 400kW. [Zunder El Raso station](https://www.zunder.com/zunder-inaugura-en-el-raso-villalpando-la-mayor-estacion-de-carga-ultrarrapida-de-la-a-6/)

How do I start and pay for a Zunder charging session?

The Zunder app can locate a connector, scan its QR code, start the session, and take a payment method; the network also supports bank-card payment, RFID options such as eZCard and eZTag, and Plug&Charge at supported sites. The app shows the exact price for the selected point before charging. [Zunder EV user guide](https://www.zunder.com/en/ev-user/)

What does Zunder charge per kWh?

Zunder's current reference tariff lists fast charging over 50kW at EUR 0.59 per kWh in Spain and France without a plan, while local or partner sites can differ. Portugal has a separate tariff, so check the app before starting. [Zunder EV user guide](https://www.zunder.com/en/ev-user/)

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