Everything for parking and charging in one service
With the eParking app you can park and charge more cheaply all over Finland
Pay for parking on the streets, in parking garages and in public parking lots. For short-term parking, we only charge a service fee of 0.49 euros in addition to the parking price – regardless of duration or location.
You can find eParking charging points wherever you go. We provide comprehensive service in housing associations, workplaces and public places – always with the same familiar app. Free charging points and parking areas can be conveniently found directly from the app's map view.
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eParking brings property parking and charging point management into the modern era with one easy-to-use service. The solution scales to the needs of the property – whether it is a small housing company or a parking garage serving thousands of motorists.
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Tampere-based IGL-Technologies Oy, the developer of the eParking system, has reached a significant milestone as a developer of SaaS solutions for electric vehicles and smart parking. This week, the 100,000th charging point was connected to the system.
The eParking electricity exchange feature, which has been available to order since late 2024, is now available for use. The long-awaited feature will serve car chargers and heaters in even more versatile ways than before.
Himos now has Finland's first year-round, fully self-service camping tourism area. The new eCaravan system developed by IGL-Technologies Oy responds to the digitalization trend in tourism, where innovative, user-oriented technology is revolutionizing the travel experience.
The electrification of transport is a fact. In terms of units, the growth has been over 5,000 charging cars per month this year. All of these cars are charged somewhere, so it is clear that the business around charging vehicles is also growing.
Commercial cooperation: Tuomas Sauliala, Oikosulku-blog.
Charging cars in the parking lot of a housing association is a regular topic of conversation in many yard work groups and WhatsApp groups: what would be the best way to organize car charging when only some of the cars are rechargeable, but almost all of them heat up with a block heater in the winter?
The general value-added tax (VAT) in Finland will change from 24 percent to 25.5 percent as of September. As a result of the change, the VAT rate for electricity and parking prices in the eParking system will change to the new VAT rate as of September 1, 2024.
If you would like to make changes to end-user pricing, please contact us at companies@eparking.fi.
Two 180 kW high-power chargers for electric vehicles will be installed in the yard of Tampere University of Applied Sciences along Kuntokatu for public charging. Charging can be paid for using the eParking application, and the high-power chargers will also have a card payment feature. The eParking application is an application developed by IGL-Technologies Oy in Tampere for paying for charging and parking. The high-power chargers will be supplied by UTU Oy, and the chargers will be installed by Vera in Tampere.
Commercial cooperation: Tuomas Sauliala, Oikosulku blog.
Cycling is a nice sport because you can ride it right from your doorstep. However, competitions related to the sport are held all over Finland, so a car, such as the Skoda Enyaq RS, is a great way to pursue the hobby further away from home.
Commercial cooperation: Tuomas Sauliala, Oikosulku-blog.
About half of the first-time registered cars are already rechargeable, so many motorists today have to arrange not only parking but also charging more often.
As the popularity of electric vehicles increases, so does the need for charging infrastructure. A new law on equipping buildings with electric vehicle charging points has come into force in stages, covering both new and existing non-residential buildings. The aim is to ensure that electric vehicle drivers have sufficient charging options everywhere.
Do you want to know how a housing company in Espoo upgraded heating posts to electric car charging posts without a general meeting?
Read the eParking article in this month's Business News – Real Estate and Construction!
It's almost time! Electric car charging points must be installed in parking lots of non-residential buildings by the end of the year.
The charging of electric cars in housing associations and parking lots increased almost tenfold in two years. The Tampere-based eParking network already has over 65,000 charging points in housing associations and parking lots across Finland. The charging volumes of electric cars using the network have increased almost tenfold from 2021 to 2023.
