Frequently Asked Questions

Q How much does it cost to charge an EV in Europe?

A

The cost of charging an EV in Europe varies by country, provider, and charging speed. 

Some general price brackets to bear in mind are:

  • Rapid charging (DC fast chargers) can cost between €0.40–€0.80 per kWh
  • Public AC charging is often cheaper, ranging from €0.20–€0.50 per kWh
  • Tesla Superchargers cost around €0.30–€0.50 per kWh, but rates vary
  • H3 - What documents do I need to drive my EV abroad?
  • When taking your EV to Europe, you’ll need:A full UK driving licence (valid and in date), or a paper license with an international driving permit (IDP)
  • V5C logbook (if you own the car) or a VE103 form (if it's a leased or hired vehicle)
  • Insurance documents (showing that your policy covers driving in Europe)
  • UK sticker