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Enel X Way in Italy

Updated March 2026

Enel X Way is one of Italy's largest charging networks, offering fast charging up to 300 kW via CCS2 connectors. Drivers using our app report that Enel X Way has strong coverage in northern Italy and is expanding across the rest of the country. As a subsidiary of the Italian energy giant Enel, the network benefits from deep local infrastructure knowledge.

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Enel X Way Details

Type
Charge Point Operator
Max power
300 kW
Approx. DC price
€0.60/kWh
Payment methods
app, contactless

Enel X Way official website

Charging Costs in Italy

Approx. home electricity
€0.27/kWh
Approx. DC fast charging
€0.70/kWh
Currency
EUR
Plug standard
Type 2 / CCS2

Enel X Way's approximate rate of €0.60/kWh is below the Italy DC average of approximately €0.70/kWh. Prices vary by location and may be outdated.

How to Pay at Enel X Way in Italy

Enel X Way accepts payment through the Enel X Way app and contactless bank cards at most stations. The contactless option is a big advantage, especially for visitors who do not want to create another account. Just tap and charge.

Enel X Way charges approximately 0.60 EUR/kWh, which is in line with the Italian average DC price of 0.60 EUR/kWh. Home electricity in Italy costs about 0.27 EUR/kWh, so fast charging is roughly 2.2 times the home rate.

Tips for Charging with Enel X Way in Italy

  • Enel X Way uses CCS2 connectors for DC fast charging. All modern European EVs are compatible.
  • Enel X Way supports both app and contactless card payment, making it accessible even without pre-registration.
  • Coverage is best in northern Italy and along major routes. If you are heading south of Naples, plan stops carefully and do not rely on a single network.
  • Italian city centers can have restricted traffic zones (ZTL). Some Enel X Way chargers may be inside these zones, requiring a permit to access.
  • Summer heat in southern Italy can reduce charging speed. If possible, charge during cooler morning hours.

Common Issues

  • Some older Enel X Way stations may have lower power output than the advertised 300 kW maximum.
  • ZTL restricted zones in Italian cities can make accessing urban chargers complicated for unfamiliar drivers.
  • The app can be slow to update real-time availability status.

Italy has several other charging networks, including operators focused on the Autostrade highway system.

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