electricfelix: cheap EV Fast Charging updates
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Welcome to electricfelix! Here you will find advice on traveling around Europe with an electric vehicle. Take a look at the electricfelix travel guides, they will help you find the best chargers and lowest pricing available in the EU.
Last January Ionity changed their session fee pricing and it inspired me to make a page dedicated to finding the best charging card opportunities. Because there’s more to life than Ionity, here you will find the cheapeast fast charging possibilities for the EU. electricfelix.
EV fast charging (Europe) pricing overview
(last updated: Thu 1/7/’21 12:30 CET) [IONITY evway deal mentioned]
For some of the offers below you need a German IBAN. Get one for free using just your phone at Tomorrow or N26.
Allego Europe: EnBW charges €0,39/kWh when using the €5,- a month package. Source. I’m reading rumours Freshmile could be interesting here especially if you bring a fast charging vehicle. Testing needed!
EnBW is expanding rapidly and the app now supports charges in NL/FR and many more countries. Per month you can activate a €5,- plan that brings down kWh price significantly. Any travel month this is recommended! Source.
EnBW now supports Fastned charging!
Enel X operates several 100kW+ HPC sites in Italy, best charging card to use is Mobility+ (EnBW) with ADAC/5€ monthly upgrade at €0,39/kWh. JuicePass app (by EnelX is way more expensive). Find the stations easily using schnellladepark.app.
EWE Go is expanding rapidly at McDonald’s restaurants all over Germany. The e.laden offer seems to be sharpest there at the moment. Be aware you will be charged extra after 30 minutes.
Fastned: Maingau charges €0,48/kWh (DE&NL). Source. Gold membership at Fastned can be used on a per month basis for around €12,- and brings down kWh price to €0,35.
Ionity: I recommend any IONITY regular to check out the evway deal. Source.
Shell Recharge: Through Shell Recharge you will be charged €0,35/kWh. Plus there is a fee of €0,35 to start the transaction, only 20 times max per month so it’s sort of a €7,- charging card fee/month.
Total EV Charge (offer only valid in France): if you have EnBW (viellader) it can be used and could be the best deal available to you. ChargePoint is also interesting since it lists both €0,29/kWh and €0,46/kWh which is probably the difference between using the 50kW machine vs the 175kW machine. Choose wisely!
This page was inspired on the Ionity pricing page. A popular resource in 2020.
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