How much does it cost to charge a Polestar 2 at home in Denmark?

At the average home electricity price of €0.33/kWh in Denmark, a full charge of the Polestar 2 (75 kWh battery) costs approximately €24.75. That works out to about €5.91 per 100 km.

How much does DC fast charging cost for a Polestar 2 in Denmark?

DC fast charging in Denmark averages €0.55/kWh. A full DC charge of the Polestar 2 costs approximately €41.25, or about €9.85 per 100 km.

How much can I save per year by driving a Polestar 2 instead of a petrol car in Denmark?

Driving 14,400 km per year and charging at home, you could save approximately €863 per year compared to a petrol car using 7 L/100 km. Actual savings depend on your electricity tariff and fuel prices.

Charging Costs

Cost to Charge Polestar 2 in Denmark

Updated March 2026

The Polestar 2 has a 75 kWh battery and uses approximately 179 Wh per kilometer. In Denmark, average home electricity costs around €0.33/kWh and DC fast charging averages €0.55/kWh.

Home charging

€5.91

per 100 km

Public AC

€5.91

per 100 km

DC fast charging

€9.85

per 100 km

Detailed Breakdown

	Home	Public AC	DC Fast
Price per kWh	€0.33	€0.33	€0.55
Cost per 100 km	€5.91	€5.91	€9.85
Full charge (0-100%)	€24.75	-	€41.25
Monthly (1,200 km)	€71	-	€118

Compared to Petrol

Polestar 2 (home charging): €5.91 / 100 km
Comparable petrol car (7 L/100 km): €11.90 / 100 km
Estimated annual savings (14,400 km/year): €863

Based on approximate average fuel and electricity prices. Actual savings depend on your tariff, driving patterns, and fuel costs.

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