Before arriving
- Accès libre
- Self-service 24/7
- Payment by bank card available
AssifepLens takes on a specific role in an environment shaped by motorway corridor. Being close to axe principal de Lens helps explain how charging may fit a practical use case on site.
Around AssifepLens, the presence of axe principal de Lens gives a more concrete view of the area. For many use cases, this motorway corridor context matters as much as the raw technical profile.
Actual charging speed depends on both the station's maximum power of 22 kW and your vehicle's capabilities.
In this kind of motorway corridor context, the usefulness of a station depends as much on nearby surroundings as on advertised power. That combination is what helps assess real charging value.
The map helps locate the charger, nearby services and useful road access signals before the stop.
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Power helps estimate whether the charge is likely to be short, intermediate or longer depending on the vehicle.
The access information helps determine whether the charger is public, private or restricted.
Payment information may vary by operator and by available source data.
Source opening hours are useful, but checking availability before a long trip is still recommended.
This data helps identify whether the location is suitable for drivers who need accessible access.
62300 Lens
This summary highlights the available connectors and payment methods while keeping the complete station information available below.
AssifepLens fits a destination top-up use case. The medium-speed charging profile should be compared with available time and nearby services.
AssifepLens lists Type 2. This setup generally corresponds to AC charging, to compare with the maximum power of 22 kW kW.
The station mentions bank card payment. For an occasional stop, this is a practical signal, even if pricing still needs to be checked with the operator.
Check the known payment methods, available prices and reservation conditions for this charging station.
Free: No . Pay per use: Yes . Bank card: Yes . Other payment methods: No .
The station record does not indicate that reservation is required for this charger.
Nearby services make the stop easier to understand: food, shopping, parking or fuel services around the charger.
These nearby stations help compare distance, charge point count and available power levels around this location.
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711 m
3 technical charge point(s) are attached to this station.
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These answers help drivers prepare the charging stop before getting there.
AssifepLens lists a maximum power of 22 kW. Compare this value with your vehicle, available time and battery level when planning the stop.
The local context mentions La Pharmacie du 8. These landmarks help plan a break, errand or meal while charging.
Yes, the page brings together the main criteria for charging à Lens: power, access, address, map, nearby services and available charge points.
Before leaving, compare the advertised power, the number of charge points (3), access conditions and services around the station.