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EV Charging for Home Care and Field Service in Netherlands

Updated March 2026

Home Care and Field Service teams in Netherlands typically drive around 100 km per day. Here is what you need to know about charging costs, available networks, and tax incentives for running an electric fleet in Netherlands.

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All costs, tax incentives, and infrastructure data are approximate and based on publicly available information as of early 2026. Actual charging costs depend on your vehicle, charging speed, network, and contract. Tax incentives may change. Check your vehicle manual and local regulations for the latest information. EVcourse is not affiliated with any vehicle manufacturer or charging network mentioned on this page.

At a Glance

EV market maturity
high
DC fast charging cost
0.72 EUR/kWh
Plug standard
Type 2 / CCS2
Typical daily distance
100 km
Charging networks
8+ networks
Home electricity cost
0.28 EUR/kWh

Charging Infrastructure in Netherlands

Mature EV market with extensive charging infrastructure. One of the densest charging networks in Europe. Strong public AC charging infrastructure in urban areas. Ad-hoc DC rates typically 0.70 to 0.75 EUR without subscription.

Idle fees are common at public chargers in Netherlands. Move your vehicle promptly after charging finishes to avoid extra charges. This is especially relevant for home care and field service teams making multiple stops per day.

Charging Networks

Major charging networks available in Netherlands for home care and field service vehicles:

Fastned Shell Recharge Allego Ionity Electra EVBox ChargePoint Tesla Supercharger

Popular roaming cards that work across multiple networks: Shell Recharge, Plugsurfing, DKV, Routex. A roaming card simplifies payment for home care and field service teams who charge at different stations throughout the day.

Charging Costs for Home Care and Field Service

Estimated daily and monthly charging costs for a typical home care and field service vehicle driving 100 km per day in Netherlands. These estimates use the average consumption of recommended vehicles for this industry.

Depot / Home Charging

4.6 EUR / day

~102 EUR / month (22 days)

At 0.28 EUR/kWh average home rate

Public DC Fast Charging

11.9 EUR / day

~262 EUR / month (22 days)

At 0.72 EUR/kWh average DC rate

Depot or home charging is typically 61% cheaper than public DC fast charging in Netherlands. For home care and field service teams, overnight depot charging is almost always the most cost-effective strategy.

Fleet Tax Incentives in Netherlands

18% bijtelling rate on first EUR 30,000 for EVs (vs 22% for ICE). MRB road tax at 30% discount for zero-emission vehicles (2026-2028).

Tax incentives can significantly reduce the total cost of ownership for home care and field service fleets. Check with your local tax advisor for the latest rules and how they apply to your specific situation.

Recommended Vehicles for Home Care and Field Service in Netherlands

These vehicles are commonly used in home care and field service and can cover the typical 100 km daily requirement. All use Type 2 / CCS2 connectors, the standard in Netherlands.

Volkswagen ID.3

434 km (WLTP) · 59 kWh · 165 kW DC · 24 min (10-80%)

Estimated daily cost (DC): 11.7 EUR · Home: 4.5 EUR

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Kia Niro EV

463 km (WLTP) · 64.8 kWh · 94 kW DC · 41 min (10-80%)

Estimated daily cost (DC): 12.1 EUR · Home: 4.7 EUR

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Hyundai Kona Electric

514 km (WLTP) · 65.4 kWh · 105 kW DC · 37 min (10-80%)

Estimated daily cost (DC): 12.1 EUR · Home: 4.7 EUR

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MG MG4

450 km (WLTP) · 61.7 kWh · 142 kW DC · 25 min (10-80%)

Estimated daily cost (DC): 12.3 EUR · Home: 4.8 EUR

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Opel Mokka Electric

406 km (WLTP) · 50.8 kWh · 100 kW DC · 30 min (10-80%)

Estimated daily cost (DC): 11.8 EUR · Home: 4.6 EUR

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Renault Megane E-Tech

450 km (WLTP) · 60 kWh · 129 kW DC · 33 min (10-80%)

Estimated daily cost (DC): 11.4 EUR · Home: 4.4 EUR

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Practical Tips for Home Care and Field Service in Netherlands

  • Charge overnight at your depot whenever possible. Home or depot rates (0.28 EUR/kWh) are significantly cheaper than public DC fast charging (0.72 EUR/kWh) in Netherlands.
  • Get a roaming card (Shell Recharge or Plugsurfing) to access multiple charging networks without separate accounts for each.
  • Watch out for idle fees. Many chargers in Netherlands charge extra if your vehicle stays plugged in after the battery is full. Set a reminder or use the charger app notifications.
  • Check tax incentives before purchasing. Netherlands currently offers fleet EV incentives that can reduce your total cost of ownership.
  • Use the EVcourse app to scan charger screens when something looks wrong. It works with any charger brand or language.
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