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Connector types
- Type 2
Prices of the different connectors at ENIO
Charging fees
Transparent pricing before and after every session.
Parking after charging
€0.10
per minuteEach charger might offer a different mix of connectors. Check the table to find the right one before you plug in.
Regional price benchmark
How this charger ranks nearby
Compare this connector's price against other chargers around this station. Scores run from 0 (most expensive) to 100 (best price).
Regional price benchmark
Very slow
1–11 kW100
This connector
0.54 €/kWh
Regional average
0.58 €/kWh
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Charger speed classification
Understand how each connector's max power translates into real-world charging speed.
Very slow
1–11 kW
Slow
12–49 kW
Standard
50–149 kW
Fast
150–249 kW
Hyper
250–349 kW
Ultra
350+ kW
Charging time estimates
Several real-world variables can make a session faster or slower than the theoretical estimate: your vehicle acceptance rate (you can’t charge above your car’s max kW), temperature (“coldgate” below 20–25 °C), grid or site load sharing, state of charge (10–50% is much quicker than the final 20%), and long-term battery health.
Renault 5 E-Tech
max 100 kWBattery size (Usable) · 52 kWh
Home
7–11 kW AC · 0–100%
~5 hours
Fast
100–150 kW DC · 10–80%
~30 mins
VW ID.3
max 120–175 kWBattery size (Usable) · 58 kWh
Home
7–11 kW AC · 0–100%
~6.5 hours
Fast
100–150 kW DC · 10–80%
~30 mins
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Charger availability
Each charger might offer a different mix of connectors. Check the table to find the right one before you plug in.
Charger 1
Available connectors
Charger 2
Available connectors