Eni and Enel relaunch recharge subscription services

Eni and Enel are reintroducing subscription plans, which were temporarily removed from the offerings of these two major charging service providers. This was reported by Marco, one of our readers. Vaielettrico has responded. To contact us: info@vaielettrico.it

Eni and Enel are bringing back their tariff plans, with some differences

"Dear Vaielettrico, thank you always for your efforts in promoting sustainable mobility. I would like to share some news with you and your readers. The subscription services have returned at Italy’s two largest national charging companies, Eni and Enel. Enel was the first to start, sending me an email a month ago. I have now also received an email from Plenitude regarding this. There are differences compared to Enel’s plans, as their two most expensive subscriptions allow charging not only at DC and AC stations but also at ultra-fast chargers. Best regards," Marco Di Paola

Different prices, but still affordable for fuels

Answer. They are all offers intended for those who drive a certain number of kilometers; in Enel’s case, the discount increases (10 cents/kWh) for those who recharge at night. With a fixed monthly fee of 12 euros, you pay 0.48 for Quick (up to 43 kW), 0.54 for Fast (up to 99 kW), and 0.72 for ultra-fast (above 99 kW). If you recharge during the day, you pay 0.57 for Quick, 0.65 for Fast, and 0.72 for ultra-fast. For Eni Plenitude, the official website indicates a discount for those who purchase prepaid packages. With 50 euros, you get 53 euros worth of recharges; with 100 euros, you get 110 euros; and with 150 euros, you get 170 euros. It should also be noted that Eni Plenitude still has the discounted summer rate in effect (until September 30): Quick at 0.53, Fast at 0.60, and Ultra-Fast at 0.65. All these prices are still advantageous compared to gasoline and diesel at current costs, regardless of the charging capacity.Load.

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