Telpark and Zunder link apps to create large Spanish EV charging networks
Published on: Aug 15, 2025
Alliance gives users access to a combined total of more than 1,800 charging points nationwide.
Electric vehicle drivers in Spain will after more access to chargers after a new partnership between Telpark and Zunder. The agreement connects the two companies’ networks within their respective apps, giving users access to a combined total of more than 1,800 charging points nationwide.
The deal marks a notable step in the country’s push for more seamless electric mobility. Telpark has integrated over 1,000 Zunder charging points into its platform, while Zunder now lists more than 750 Telpark-operated chargers, mostly located in 92 parking facilities across Spain.
Connecting city and roadside charging
Zunder’s ultra-fast chargers will appear in Telpark’s app marked in dark blue, while Telpark’s semi-fast and fast chargers will show up in Zunder’s platform. This means EV users can better plan their routes and charging stops, whether navigating city streets or heading out on longer trips.
The move also blends different charging profiles. Zunder is known for its high-speed highway infrastructure, while Telpark’s footprint is largely urban, with locations in car parks and regulated street zones. By merging these environments digitally, the companies are trying to close the gap between destination charging in the city and on-the-road charging between cities.
A growing Iberian network
With the addition of Zunder’s chargers, Telpark’s network now surpasses 1,300 points across Spain and Portugal, including more than 1,200 semi-fast and 113 fast chargers. Both companies stress that the integration is more than a numbers game, it’s about simplifying the EV ownership experience.
The alliance reflects a broader trend in Europe’s EV sector around interoperability. Rather than competing for locked-in users, charging operators are increasingly opening access to each other’s networks, betting that convenience will accelerate adoption.
