In recent years, electric cars have enjoyed increasing success throughout Europe. And it is not for nothing that sales continue to accelerate, and their market share now exceeds the 20% mark. in Europe. And this progress is far from complete, as registrations are accelerating again and again.

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Price drop

However, some motorists still do not dare to dare. And it is not for nothing that many obstacles prevent them from doing it, starting with autonomy is considered insufficient, as well as a price that is still too high for many. There are still very related problems, especially regarding charging. Because some people are afraid of not finding a charging terminal and, above all, paying a lot of money. Because it’s true that filling your EV battery isn’t necessarily cheap, even if it always costs less than building one full of fuel for a classic thermal machine. Especially since prices tend to fall over the years. Good news for motorists! This is exactly the case with Ionity, which has just announced a reduction in terminal prices. In fact, the European fast charging network has decided to lower the subscription price for its Passport customers in the 24 countries it serves. There is something to please the owners of electric cars in Europe!

Good news

So the basic monthly package will now be only €5.99 instead of €11.99. In some countries, the price also becomes cheaper for those who have not signed up for such an offer. A monthly subscription to the charging station offers a discount of 20 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh) on the relevant “Ionity Direct” tariff with no contractual obligations. In Germany, Passport subscribers now pay 49 cents per kWh. Since mid-August, the price has been 69 cents per kWh, and it was a long time before that. priced at 79 cents. This offer applies to new customers after signing the contract. For those who have already subscribed, the new base price will change from the next monthly bill. According to Ionity, the Passport subscription is interesting for a monthly charging volume of 30 kWh or more, corresponding to a distance of 150 kilometers with an average consumption of 20 kWh/100 kilometers.

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