To determine which charging station you need for your car, there are several factors to consider:

1. Charging capacity: Check what charging capacity your car supports. Some electric cars can fast charge with a higher capacity, while others can only charge normally with a lower capacity. It is important to choose a charging station that is compatible with the maximum charging capacity of your car.
   
   

2. Type of connector: Look at what type of connector your car has. The most common connectors are Type 2 (Mennekes) and Type 1 (J1772). Make sure the charging station has a matching connector to charge your car.
   
   

3. Charging speed: Depending on your needs and charging patterns, you can determine what charging speed you want for your car. Fast chargers offer higher charging capacity and can reduce charging time, while normal chargers have a lower charging speed. Consider how often you charge the car and how important charging time is for you.
   
   

4. Smart features: Consider whether you are interested in smart features such as connectivity, energy measurements, scheduled charging sessions, user authentication, etc. Some charging stations offer advanced features that can be useful if you want more control and insight into your charging sessions.
   
   

5. Installation and accessibility: Consider the available space and possibilities for installing the charging station. Think about whether you want to install the charging station on your own premises or use public charging infrastructure. Depending on the situation, there may be different charging station options available.

It is advisable to contact a certified supplier or installer of charging stations. They can help you select the right charging station based on your specific needs and the compatibility with your car. Make sure you have the technical specifications of your car on hand when seeking advice, so the supplier can recommend the most suitable charging station for you.