REWE Charging in Germany

Charging Costs in Germany

How to Pay at REWE Charging in Germany

Chargers at REWE are operated by EnBW. Payment works via the EnBW mobility+ app, RFID card, or contactless bank card. Contactless is the fastest way to start a session, just tap your card and plug in.

Pricing at REWE locations follows standard EnBW rates, not a special REWE tariff. For reference, Germany's average DC price is about 0.59 EUR/kWh, and home electricity costs around 0.35 EUR/kWh. Rates are set by EnBW and may vary by location.

Tips for Charging with REWE Charging in Germany

• Chargers at REWE locations are typically operated by EnBW and billed at standard EnBW rates. Check the EnBW mobility+ app for current pricing.
• CCS2 is the most common DC connector at REWE locations.
• Germany's Eichrecht law applies, so the charger will display transparent per-kWh pricing before you start.
• Payment works via the EnBW mobility+ app, RFID card, or contactless bank card at the charger.
• Parking time limits may apply. REWE parking lots typically have a maximum stay, so do not plan to charge for hours.

Common Issues

• Chargers at popular REWE stores can be occupied during peak shopping hours, especially Saturday mornings. Arrive early or have a backup.
• Parking lot chargers are not designed for long stays. If your car finishes charging and you are still shopping, you may block the charger for others.
• Not all REWE locations have DC fast chargers. Some have only AC chargers. Check the app before arriving if you need DC fast charging.

Other German supermarket chains and retail locations also offer EV charging, giving you multiple options for topping up while running errands.

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