Pure (1e gen)
MIDNoSmartNo
Simple home charging station without an integrated kWh or MID meter.
Charge-point brand
Webasto charge points
Our register lists 5 charge points from Webasto: 2 with a built-in MID meter and 3 without a MID meter.
About Webasto
Webasto is a German family-owned company, active since 1901, that makes roof, thermo and battery systems for vehicles. The Pure, Next, Live and Unite charging stations, with the Webasto ChargeConnect platform, belong to Webasto's charging division. On 7 February 2024 Webasto signed an agreement under which Transom Capital Group acquires a majority stake in that division; Webasto remains a minority shareholder.
- Company
- Webasto SE
- Country
- Germany
- City
- Gauting (Stockdorf)
- Founded
- 1901
- Website
- webasto.com
Service and app
- Customer service
- App
- Webasto ChargeConnect
- Charging data
- The Unite and the Next work with the Webasto ChargeConnect platform (with app) for digital management and remote control; the Next supports OCPP 1.6J, and the Live can be connected to commercially available third-party back ends.
Sources:Webasto Imprint – Company Information and Legal Details (opens in a new tab)Webasto Charging Solutions Takeover – Agreement with Transom Capital (opens in a new tab)Datasheet Webasto UNITE (opens in a new tab)Webasto – 125 Years of Innovation Systems Partner for Mobility & Roofs (opens in a new tab)files content (opens in a new tab)
checked on 3 Oct 2026
Models
5 modelsDynamic load balancing and solar charging often need a separate meter, sensor or licence.
Pure II
MIDNoSmartNo
Basic wallbox with a key switch: Webasto’s Pure II datasheets (11 and 22 kW) list no energy meter and no MID certification — not ERE-eligible. A separate MID meter in the meter cabinet does not count as integrated.
- Charging power
- 22 kW
- Phases
- single- or three-phase
- Connector
- tethered cable
Sources:201208 Datasheet Webasto PURE II 22kW ENG Original-Format 31309-1 (opens in a new tab)
checked on 3 Oct 2026
Next
MIDNoSmartYes
Has an integrated meter module for session logging, but it is not MID-certified (no EN 50470 listing) — not ERE-eligible. Within Webasto the Unite and the Live carry a MID meter.
- Charging power
- 22 kW
- Phases
- single- or three-phase
- Connector
- tethered cable
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi, Ethernet
- OCPP
- 1.6
- Load balancing
- dynamic
Sources:220808 Datasheet Webasto NEXT ENG (opens in a new tab)
checked on 3 Oct 2026
Live
MIDYesSmartYes
MID-compliant meter (class B EN 50470-3) standard; OCPP 1.6J + 4G modem.
- Charging power
- 22 kW
- Phases
- single- or three-phase
- Connector
- tethered cable
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi, Ethernet, 4G/SIM
- OCPP
- 1.6
- Load balancing
- dynamic
- Charge card (RFID)
- yes
Sources:files content (opens in a new tab)
checked on 3 Oct 2026
Unite
MIDYesSmartYes
Integrated MID-compliant meter (class B, EN 50470-1/-3) with a reading window; the type designation contains "MID" (e.g. Unite AC22 SW 0 MID SH). The German version with "EICH" in the designation has a meter certified under German calibration law.
- Charging power
- 22 kW
- Phases
- single- or three-phase
- Connector
- type 2 socket
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi, Ethernet
- OCPP
- 1.6
- Load balancing
- dynamic
- Charge card (RFID)
- yes
- Intended for
- businesses
Sources:Datasheet Webasto UNITE (opens in a new tab)Webasto Unite Wallbox 22kw MID Flyer (opens in a new tab)
checked on 3 Oct 2026
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Go to the comparisonThis check is informational and based on public manufacturer specifications. For 100% certainty, inspect the type plate (green M-logo + EN 50470-3) or ask your registration provider.