E-mobility in Emsland — your local partner
The Emsland is one of the regions of Lower Saxony where electric mobility is picking up speed particularly quickly. Commuters to Lingen, Meppen and Nordhorn, families from Haselünne and Quakenbrück, tradespeople and high-mileage drivers from across the district: they are all asking themselves today what their next car should be. We at Autohaus Jansen have been supporting this transition for years — with 108 vehicles in stock, our own fast-charging station in Lingen and a master-certified workshop trained in high-voltage technology.
Buy an electric car in Lingen, Haselünne and surrounding areas
Whether you are looking for a new car, a nearly new car or an inspected used car: at our two locations in Lingen (Ems) and Haselünne-Eltern, Autohaus Jansen offers a consistently well-maintained range of electric cars and plug-in hybrids. We are a KIA partner and also carry the electric models from Ford and BYD. Our sales advisors take their time, listen and work out with you which powertrain really adds up for you financially and in everyday use — without sales pressure and with the aim of finding you the right car, not the most expensive one.
KIA, Ford and BYD — three brands, one standard
KIA has established itself among the leaders in electric mobility with models such as the EV6 and EV9. The 800-volt architecture allows extremely short charging times, and ranges extend from around 400 to over 600 kilometres depending on the model. On top of that come the 7-year manufacturer's warranty and a mature software platform. Ford is taking its own path with the Mustang Mach-E, Explorer EV, Capri and the fully electric E-Transit — sporty, practical and with the unmistakable Ford character. BYD is bringing fresh momentum to the European market with the Atto 3, Dolphin and Seal: fully equipped vehicles at fair prices, with the in-house Blade Battery technology, which stands for high safety and a long service life. The best way to find out which model suits you is a short consultation.
Range and everyday life — is an electric car right for you?
The standard question is: will it get me everywhere I need to go? In most cases, the answer is: yes, effortlessly. Modern electric cars achieve WLTP ranges of 400 to 600 kilometres; in practice, realistic values are between 300 and 500 kilometres — depending on speed, weather and load. That covers 90 per cent of all everyday journeys anyway. If you drive 25 kilometres to work, you charge two to three times a week at home on a wallbox and only need public charging points on the drive to your holiday destination. For the few exceptions, there are now well over 100,000 public charging points in Germany — and the number is still rising sharply, especially along the A30 and A31 around the Emsland region.
Wallbox and fast charging — the right charging infrastructure
Charging at home with an 11 kW wallbox takes 6 to 8 hours and is done overnight — and it is by far the cheapest option. For long journeys and for customers without a wallbox of their own, we operate one of the largest fast-charging stations in the region at our Lingen site: HPC chargers for all common models, combined with solar panels for a growing share of our own climate-neutral electricity. Using the Jansen e-mobility Charge system, you can register in just a few minutes directly on this page and then use the chargers at transparent prices — conveniently via app billing or direct payment.
Subsidies, THG premium and tax benefits
Since 2026 there has once again been a government purchase grant for electric cars (the successor to the Umweltbonus): for new all-electric vehicles €3,000 to €6,000 are possible depending on household income, and €1,500 to €4,500 for plug-in hybrids. It is available to private individuals with a taxable household income of up to €80,000 (plus €5,000 per child); the grant applies retroactively to first registrations from 1 January 2026 and is applied for through the BAFA funding centre. There are further benefits on top: all-electric cars in Germany are exempt from vehicle tax until 2035 at the latest, company cars are taxed at only 0.25 percent instead of 1 percent (gross list price up to €100,000), and every EV owner can sell the THG quota (Germany’s greenhouse gas reduction quota) annually through our partner geld-fuer-eauto.de — roughly 260 to 400 euros per year depending on the variant. You will find the exact requirements for the purchase grant in the current BAFA funding guideline.
Workshop and service for electric vehicles
High-voltage vehicles require a different workshop competence than classic combustion engines. Our mechatronics technicians are HV-certified (HV level 1/2S) and work with the manufacturer-specific diagnostic technology from KIA and Ford — as well as with the approved tools for BYD and all other brands. From regular service to software updates to battery health analysis: Your electric vehicle is in good hands with us. You can schedule appointments online or by phone on +49 591 800670.
Test drive and consultation — get in touch without obligation
The most honest way to find out if an electric car is right for you is through a personal test drive. We will schedule an appointment with you at the location in Lingen or Haselünne that is most convenient for you, and take the time to answer all your questions — from charging infrastructure to range and the right financing through our partner Santander. You can schedule your personal e-mobility consultation online using our contact form or call us directly.