Polestar Charge offers two subscription plans at 7.99 euros each. Discounts range up to 30%.
Polestar announced on October 20, 2026, two new subscription plans to reduce the costs of fast charging at selected European networks. In Germany, the Plus and Pro packages cost 7.99 euros and 14.99 euros per month respectively, but no pricing details for Poland have been released yet.
Lower charging costs at seven networks
Polestar Charge Plus offers a 15% discount at EnBW, Shell Recharge, Vattenfall, Mer, and Fastned networks. The more expensive Pro version increases the discount to 30% and adds Ionity and Allego to the list of supported operators. Both subscriptions are aimed at drivers who regularly use fast chargers outside their homes.
According to Polestar, Plus users will receive discounted prices at over 104,000 charging stations in Europe, which is 26% more than in the previous offer. Pro will cover over 118,000 stations, representing a 43% increase. In Germany alone, this will be over 14,000 and 17,000 stations respectively, an increase of 32% and 64% compared to before.
Is the subscription worth it? With the basic Plus plan, the monthly fee is offset after spending around 53.27 euros before discounts. For Pro, the threshold is around 49.97 euros, though the actual amount depends on the specific operator’s prices and whether the driver actually uses the stations covered by the discount. Access to a large number of chargers alone doesn’t help much if we choose other stations along the way.
Polestar Charge has nearly doubled
Regardless of the package purchased, the service provides access to over 1.25 million public charging points in Europe, including open Tesla Supercharger stations. Payment and session initiation are done through a Polestar account, app, or card. Compatible vehicles also support Plug & Charge, which enables automatic vehicle identification upon connecting the cable.
Polestar Charge was launched in 2024 in partnership with Plugsurfing and included over 650,000 charging points at the time. Thus, the roaming network has almost doubled. Stations can be included in route planning using Google Maps, and access to the service is available to new Polestar buyers as well as vehicles from the used car program.
The expansion of subscription services is part of Plugsurfing’s broader strategy. The company announced in spring packages that combine discounts from multiple operators with direct contracts aimed at improving terms for car manufacturers. Polestar claims that from June to August 2026, its customers conducted 161,000 charging sessions through the service.
This new offering comes after a weak first half of the year, during which the brand’s global sales remained stagnant. Polestar has lowered its growth forecast for 2026 to a low or moderate single-digit percentage level. It is still unknown when the two subscriptions will be available in Poland and how much they will cost.
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