FOR HOMETOWNERS & OUT-OF-TOWNERS

A NEW HOTSPOT TO RELAX & RECHARGE

60 HPC points for cars, 4 fast-charging stations for trucks, 40 parking spaces, and rest and relaxation just around the corner. More than a pit-stop, this is charging reimagined — your place to power up and wind down.

A woman wearing headphones sits on a bench and looks at the KAESER charging park Coburg from afar

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i <s>Need to</s> want to charge!

PERFECTLY CONNECTED

The KAESER charging park Coburg is going up where mobility, nature, and smart urban planning converge in north Coburg.
Easily accessible from downtown and via the A73, the site is near the city, its industry, and its green belt. A strategically designed access road keeps traffic flowing smoothly.

IN SYNC WITH THE SETTING

A thoughtfully designed architectural plan opens up sweeping views of a landscaped park setting. Goldbergsee — one of Coburg’s favorite local recreation areas — is just a short walk or bike ride away via newly built trails. Charge up and wind down.

Close-up of a hand just connecting an electric car to the power outlet for charging.

The charging station of KAESER Ladepark Coburg

A rendering of KAESER charging park Coburg

A father carries his laughing child to the car, which is just being loaded with electricity by the mother

The café at KAESER charging park in Coburg

<s>ROUTINE</s> 100% EFFORTLESS CHARGING!

HOW BIG? HOW MANY? HOW WOW?

100 %

green – primarily regional - electricity

fast-charging stations for trucks

3,5 x 4,0 m

tunneling for power supply (cross-section over a length of 200 m)

fast HPC points for cars

8.000.000 W

charging capacity

35.000 m²

charging park (incl. all open spaces)

Creating <s>charging points</s> capacity!

TURNING A VISION INTO THE FUTURE

2023

Design competition

The architectural design competition for the KAESER charging park Coburg wraps up.

2025

BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION

Phase 2 of construction planning nears completion. Application for a building permit is to be submitted in late 2025.

2026

CONSTRUCTION KICKOFF

Construction work to commence in 2026.

What was What will be

WORKING TOGETHER FOR TOMORROW'S MOBILITY

"You can see the charging stations — but the real heart beats invisibly beneath them."

Team für Technik Regensburg, facility engineering

"What looks like art is pure mathematics."

ATP architekten ingenieure Nürnberg, general planning

More answers

The first charging points are to be up and running in 2027. As with any big and complex project, timelines can shift — but we’ll keep you updated via our website and social media.

We envision 60 fast HPC points for cars (300 kW/CCS-2) and 4 charging points for trucks (MCS charging up to 1.2 MW).

All electric vehicles that use the European CCS2 plug — including cars, trucks, motorhomes, vans, and trailers. E-bike charging is also in the works.

Yes — this is 100% green power generated on site and sourced from off site.

We are negotiating with reputable regional caterers to treat you to a tasty stay. Look forward to a mix of 24/7 self-service offerings for round-the-clock convenience and restaurant-quality culinary experiences.

The quality of stay. We want you to recharge your batteries as well as your car’s. Our park can be your pit stop along the way or your day-trip destination. Either way, we want to turn your charging time into quality time amid the Goldbergsee recreation area’s lakeside greenery

It is owned by KAESER Kompressoren SE. With this new facility, KAESER is underscoring its commitment to the Coburg region and helping to shape its future.

26.06.2025

With the factory in the countryside, KAESER reaffirms its commitment to the Coburg location

23.04.2025

Where is KAESER charging park Coburg built? And why is this location well located?

02.03.2025

The Nuremberg-based office ATP architects engineers takes over