US EditionWithout a Charging Card or Subscription, Spontaneous E-Car Charging Becomes Expensive
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Anyone who wants to spontaneously charge their electric car without a contract often has to dig deep into their pockets. A new sample from the ADAC (German Automobile Club) shows this. The automobile club is now calling for "regular market monitoring."
According to ADAC, the price differences in the spontaneous charging of electric cars without a contract are considerable: for some suppliers, ad hoc customers pay up to 62 percent more than contract customers.
Charging the electric car without having to enter into a contract with a specific provider. Ad-hoc charging sounds tempting. However, according to ADAC, users have to pay more than customers with a charging card. read more on t3n.de
If you want to load your e-car on the motorway during a holiday trip, you may be asked to pay. Up to 62% more require some charging power providers from customers without contract binding. The post charging e-car on motorways can be very expensive first appeared on ingenieur.de - Jobbörse und Nachrichtenportal für Ingenieure.
If you travel on German motorways, be careful about charging costs: the ADAC survey reveals high prices, a lack of transparency and payment problems.
With the entry into force of the AFIR, the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation, in April 2024, new fast chargers with a capacity of 50 kW or more must be equipped with a card reader or contactless payment option. Against this backdrop, the ADAC (German Automobile Club) conducted a random sample comparison of the prices for ad-hoc charging and found striking price differences for charging on highways: Ad-hoc charging without a contract is…
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