HyperFast
Product brand
UnclaimedBelgian operator of fast electric-vehicle charging stations powered by 100% local green energy.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
HyperFast is a Belgian operator of fast-charging stations for electric vehicles, marketed under the tagline that one minute of charging can deliver up to 25 km of driving range. The brand positions itself around three pillars it calls "3 x conscious choice": time, budget and environment. It offers charging at up to 300 kW, accepts almost all charging cards as well as Maestro, Visa and Mastercard, and describes the process as identify, plug in, charge. HyperFast is part of Energy Solutions Group, described on its own website as the largest independent green-energy producer in the Benelux. The company states that its electricity is guaranteed to come entirely from solar and wind energy and is 100% locally produced in Belgium, making charging via HyperFast zero-emission. Because it presents itself as charging directly from the green-energy producer, it claims competitive pricing and notes that charging through its MobilityPlus network or by payment card is cheaper than fuelling with fossil fuels. HyperFast is connected to the MobilityPlus charging network and to all affiliated roaming partners, which extends its usability beyond its own stations. The brand describes itself as a young player in the fast-growing EV charging-infrastructure market, with renewable energy as its core business. It operates in Belgium and the wider Benelux region, and frames its activity as a contribution to the fight against climate change. The company's public identity is built on simplicity, ecology and economy. It does not publish a founding year, founder names or detailed corporate ownership beyond its membership in Energy Solutions Group in the supplied evidence, and its legal or listing status is not stated. Its website is hyperfast.be.
History
HyperFast is a Belgian operator of fast-charging stations for electric vehicles. It presents itself as a young player in the fast-growing market for EV charging infrastructure, with renewable energy as its core business. The brand is part of Energy Solutions Group, which its website describes as the largest independent green-energy producer in the Benelux. According to its own account, HyperFast was created to fit within the vision and mission of Energy Solutions Group, extending the group's renewable-energy business into the consumer-facing activity of charging electric cars. The company states that in the fight against climate change every contribution makes a big difference, and it frames its charging service as a direct link between green-energy production and the driver. HyperFast's service is built around charging at up to 300 kW, with the actual speed depending on the vehicle and battery condition. It accepts almost all charging cards as well as Maestro, Visa and Mastercard, and it is connected to the MobilityPlus charging network and all affiliated roaming partners. The electricity supplied is guaranteed to come entirely from solar and wind energy and to be 100% locally produced in Belgium, making charging zero-emission. The brand markets itself on three benefits it calls "3 x conscious choice": saving time, saving money through sharp tariffs and broad payment options, and protecting the environment by choosing green power from the Benelux. It operates in Belgium and the wider Benelux region. The supplied evidence does not include a founding year, founder names, executive team, or details of corporate structure beyond its membership in Energy Solutions Group.
Products and positioning
Simple, ecological and economical fast charging directly from a green-energy producer.
Fast EV charging stations
Charging stations delivering up to 300 kW, with speed depending on vehicle and battery condition.
MobilityPlus network access
HyperFast is connected to the MobilityPlus charging network and all affiliated roaming partners.
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