I recommend Evvai, a very affordable recharging app.

I recommend Evvai, a very affordable charging app, with prices starting at 0.37/kWh on major national networks. This is what Marco, a loyal reader, wrote to us. Vaielettrico replies. To contact us: info@vaielettrico.it

I recommend Evvai: prices starting at 0.37 at Enel and Plenitude charging stations

“Da vostro appassionato lettore volevo condividere con voi e con gli altri lettori la scoperta di un nuovo gestore di ricarica, Evvai. Al momento opera solo sul territorio nazionale, offrendo ottimi prezzi sui principali gestori, Eni Plenitude ed Enel X. La ricarica si fa partire solo tramite applicazione, che comunque è ben strutturata. Le ricariche vengono proposte in offerta a 37 centesimi per i primi 150 kWh sulle AC di Enel X, inoltre caricando il Wallet si ottengono 3 euro gratis. Con 53 euro del wallet si possono caricare 143 kWh, considerando un consumo medio di 15 kw per 100 km sono 955 km. In pratica con un diesel o un benzina spenderesti almeno il doppio. Finita la promozione, il prezzo delle AC Enel sarà a 41 centesimi. Sempre più competitivo rispetto a diesel e benzina per chi non ha possibilità di caricare a casa. All of Evvai’s prices are per unit of consumption, and there are no subscription options at the moment. The increasingly fierce competition among recharge service providers is bringing excellent benefits to us electricity consumers, even now when electricity prices have risen. Marco Di Paola

Here’s where it comes from and what it offers

Answer. It’s right to spread news about potential savings when charging, especially in these times of rising energy costs. We don’t know much about Evvai, aside from the information on its official website, which states that the app belongs to a company based in Taranto called Baoa. There are no cards, as Marco correctly notes; usage occurs only through the app. The prices of the charging stations where you plan to charge are displayed transparently in the app. The rates are clearly competitive, although the website properly includes this warning: “Promotions change frequently: the price you pay is the one shown in the app for each charging station before you start charging.”

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