Helen in Finland

Charging Costs in Finland

How to Pay at Helen in Finland

Helen accepts payment via the Helen app and RFID cards. No contactless bank card option. You need to set up the Helen app or have a compatible RFID card before you arrive at the charger.

Helen charges around 0.35 EUR/kWh for DC fast charging, below Finland's national DC average of about 0.45 EUR/kWh. Home electricity in Finland costs roughly 0.14 EUR/kWh. Helen's rates are competitive for public DC charging, and their subscription plans can bring the price down further for frequent users.

Tips for Charging with Helen in Finland

• Helen has strong coverage in the Helsinki metropolitan area, making it a good option for urban charging.
• CCS2 is the only DC connector at Helen stations. Standard across Finland.
• Helen offers charging packages and subscriptions that can reduce the per-kWh rate for regular users. Check the Helen app for current offers.
• Some Helen locations include AC chargers alongside DC fast chargers. If you are parking for longer, AC may be cheaper.
• Helen's chargers are expanding beyond Helsinki along main highway corridors.

Common Issues

• Helen's network is strongest in the Helsinki area. Coverage thins out in central and northern Finland.
• App or RFID required for every session. No walk-up contactless payment option.
• Winter charging speeds depend heavily on battery preconditioning. Expect slower sessions in cold weather if your car has not warmed the battery.

Other charging networks cover Finland's highways and cities, including domestic operators with nationwide station coverage.

Helen in Other Countries