Tesla silently raised the prices for fast charging at Tesla Superchargers in Europe. This was to be expected as electricity prices have risen in the energy market, forcing charging infrastructure providers to pass these costs on to their customers.
Tesla no longer has a support page available to find the kWh prices per country, so the only option was to look them up manually in the navigation system of my Tesla. What was obviously visible is that even more countries moved to variable prices, so that in almost all EU countries there is no fixed kWh prices for the entire country. So when you are on travel, check the kWh prices when 2 superchargers are close to each other, it might save you the money for a nice cappuccino
Below is a table with the Tesla Supercharger prices (as of May 14, 2022):
- Austria = €0.53 / kWh
- Belgium = €0.28-0.35 / kWh
- Croatia = HRK 3.95 / kWh
- Czech Republic = CZK 13.20-13.30 / kWh
- Danmark = kr. 4.35 / kWh
- Finland = €0.31-0.33 / kWh
- France = €0.49-0.52 / kWh
- Germany = €0.55-0.58 / kWh
- Hungary = nihil
- Ireland = €0.39-0.41 / kWh
- Italy = €0.48-0.52 / kWh
- Liechtenstein = CHF 0.55 / kWh
- Luxemburg = €0.43 / kWh
- Netherlands = €0.47-0.56 / kWh
- Norway = kr. 3.10-5.50 / kWh
- Poland = PLN – / kWh
- Portugal = €0.42-0.58 / kWh
- Romania = nihil
- Slovenia = €0.43 / kWh
- Slowakia = – / kWh
- Spain = €0.42-0.44 / kWh
- Sweden = SEK 4.00-5.80 / kWh
- Switzerland = CHF 0.57-0.60 / kWh
- United Kingdom = £0.47-0.50 / kWh
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