Electric Vehicle Charging: Enel's Sustainable Approaches for Powering Up
In an effort to encourage the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) and reduce carbon emissions, Enel, Italy's largest energy provider, is expanding its charging network and introducing new tariffs for domestic and public EV charging.
The Enel Drive lease includes 100,000 km of mileage, insurance coverage, maintenance, and various other services. For those who already own an EV, Enel Drive Fix Luce is also available, offering a Waybox for home charging at no extra cost.
Enel's new charging points are part of a larger initiative to support the growth of electric vehicles in Italy, funded by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP), a tool Italy is using for post-pandemic economic recovery. The NRRP has allocated 639 million euros for the creation of 18,880 new charging points across the country.
For domestic (home) charging, Enel offers a 50% discount on the "Waybox Start Cellular 7.4 kW - Delivery Only" for all Enel electricity or gas customers. For public charging, Enel X provides flexible options such as pay-as-you-go, monthly subscriptions, and unlimited bookings. However, the exact per-kWh rates, time-based fees, or fixed subscription costs are not currently listed on the Enel X website.
For consumption beyond the 140 kWh threshold and during other hours of the day, the energy price is 0.162€/kWh in the Enel Drive Fix Luce offer. In July, pay-per-use tariffs for alternating current (AC) charging up to 44 kW were reduced to 0.65 €/kWh (including VAT), and fast direct current (DC) charging up to 99 kW costs 0.70 €/kWh including VAT.
The Enel On Your Way app offers centralized management of domestic, public, and corporate charging. Customers who activate any public charging tariff or subscription by September 30, 2025, will receive 3 free vouchers, each worth 20 kWh.
For more information on Enel's electric mobility benefits, customers can visit the official Enel website, contact Customer Service at the toll-free number 800 900 860, or visit the nearest Enel Space. Enel's charging network currently consists of over 23,500 points, making it the largest in Italy. The expansion aims to provide comprehensive charging solutions for electric vehicle users in the country.
In summary, Enel is expanding its charging network and offering flexible tariffs for both domestic and public EV charging. While specific rates and current promotions for domestic charging are not detailed in the available sources, customers are advised to visit the official Enel or Enel X website or contact Enel customer support for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
- To take advantage of Enel's comprehensive charging solutions, customers can opt for the Enel Drive lease or the Enel Drive Fix Luce, with services extending to electrical maintenance and insurance coverage.
- Enel's venture into environmental-science and technology is backed by Italy's National Recovery and Resilience Plan, which has allocated funds for the creation of over 18,000 new charging points across the country.
- In the realm of general-news and finance, Enel's competitive tariffs for electric vehicle charging, such as pay-as-you-go and monthly subscriptions, are expected to influence consumer lifestyles and promote the adoption of EVs in Italy.
