Drive to Sweden in a 'Green'
Do you want a cozy trip to Malmö or visit Sweden’s Skagen? We have made it easy and cheap to cross the bridge to Sweden and enjoy some great days over there. It is currently not possible to use our charging card in Sweden and the trip can only be ended in Denmark, but there are lots of exciting places you can go on a fully charged battery. Have you for instance ever visited Falsterbo, known as the Swedish Skagen? Or charming Lund with its great history?
How it works
1. Find a package that fits your needs
Do you want to go to Sweden for several hours or days? Find an hour or day package from 3 hours rental and up to 7 days, depending on what you need. The packages are purchased in the app.
2. Find a car and check the power level
Reserve a car with a large battery. These cars are called Long Range in the app. It is important that you find a car in the app with a high enough battery level, so you can get back to the zone in Copenhagen again. Currently, you cannot use our charging cards in Sweden.
3. Cross the Øresund Bridge
Cross the Øresund Bridge at the Brobizz passage, where the car’s number plate is automatically registered. There is a fee for crossing the bridge each way. The payment invoice is sent to you separately.
4. End the trip within the zone in Denmark
Do you want to go to Sweden for several hours or days? Find an hour or day package from 3 hours rental and up to 7 days, depending on what you need. The packages are purchased in the app.
Spend more days across the border
From Copenhagen, you can easily go for 1, 2, 3, 7 or 14 days. We have different packages, so you can easily find a package that suits the trip you want to take. The packages are purchased in the app and you have to manually activate the package you want to use before you unlock the car.
Important to know
You can only end the trip within the zone in Denmark, as the car belongs to the Danish fleet of cars. If the car is left in Sweden, a towing fee will be charged. At the moment, it is not possible to use our charging cards for charging in Sweden. Therefore, it is very important that you make sure that the car you are driving has enough power to go to Sweden and back to the zone in Copenhagen again. If the car runs out of electricity in Sweden, a towing fee is charged.
Follow the Swedish parking rules
In Sweden, you pay for parking yourself. Therefore, we advise you to be updated about the Swedish parking rules and the terms that apply.
Cozy places to go
Cozy streets and cafes in Malmö
Sweden's Skagen: Falsterbo
Charming and historical Lund
Great beaches in Trelleborg
Get a car delivered to you
You can pre-book a car to be sure that a car is available exactly at the time you need it. We deliver the car to a desired address and at the time you need it. You can easily combine pre-booking with our packages.
Good to know when driving to Sweden with GreenMobility
Which documents do I need to bring when driving to Sweden in a GreenMobility car?
You must bring a valid driver’s license, passport, or national ID card, and any rental documents that can be shown via the app.
Can I drive from Aarhus to Sweden in a GreenMobility car?
Yes, you can. However, the car cannot be left in Sweden or in Copenhagen – it must be returned to the Aarhus zone. Please note that charging in Sweden is at your own expense, while charging is free in Denmark.
How do I pay for the Øresund Bridge?
When crossing the Øresund Bridge at the Brobizz lane, the car’s license plate is registered automatically. A fee for the bridge is applied in each direction and will be invoiced separately afterwards. The fee can be found on our pricing page.
Are there special rules for electric cars on Swedish highways?
No, electric cars follow the same rules as other vehicles. However, it is recommended to plan your charging in advance, as charging stations may be more scattered outside cities.
Can I take the ferry from Helsingør to Helsingborg with a GreenMobility car?
Yes, you can. The ferry ticket is not included in the price and must be purchased separately at the ferry terminal or online.
Can I charge the electric car in Sweden?
Yes, you can. However, please note that charging in Sweden is at your own expense, as the cars’ charging chips cannot be used there. We recommend choosing a car with a large battery (250 km shown in the app) and driving to Sweden with a fully charged battery. Make sure to check your route in advance and allow for possible traffic, so you don’t risk running out of power.
Is additional insurance required when driving to Sweden?
No, the car’s insurance also covers Sweden, but you remain liable for the deductible as stated in your rental terms.
Can I use my phone for navigation in Sweden?
Yes, but be aware of potential roaming charges if your mobile provider does not offer free data in Sweden.