Laden mit NewMotion Ladekarte an ENBW-Säulen

pmiddeld

17.10.2017 00:08

In September, I made a trip to the eRUDA in Germany. I charged several times at a ENBW fast charger (CCS). To start charging I used a RFID card from NewMotion. On the charger was written that the costs were 5€ per session. With RFID card it was €0,48/min with a maximum of 5€ it said. Now one month later, I got the bill for these charging sesions: €0,40/min, no limit! With charging around 20 kWh each time it costed me about 13€! I feel really scammed! So I recommend to never charge at ENBW chargers with a NewMotion card. Rather use a credit card or Paypal! I've learned my lesson!

Luckily in northern Germany charging was free

Hyundai Ioniq Electric Comfort, seit Februar 2017

Re: Laden mit NewMotion Ladekarte an ENBW-Säulen

mweisEl

17.10.2017 00:30

pmiddeld hat geschrieben:20 kWh each time it costed me about 13€!

Welcome to the recently lowered time based prices at EnBW! Unfortunately, 65 Cents/kWh is not too expensive for Germany. Even for AC chargers, you can pay a lot more. Buy cheap Diesel oil

*325ppm. Seit 1Gs mit eigenem PV-Strom elektromobil unterwegs (CityEL mit 1.8 kWh-Akku, seit '13 Smart ED3). Fahrrad & U-Bahn für die Stadt, Fernreisen mit der Bahn.

Re: Laden mit NewMotion Ladekarte an ENBW-Säulen

pmiddeld

17.10.2017 00:51

mweisEl hat geschrieben:
pmiddeld hat geschrieben:20 kWh each time it costed me about 13€!
Welcome to the recently lowered time based prices at EnBW! Unfortunately, 65 Cents/kWh is not too expensive for Germany. Even for AC chargers, you can pay a lot more. Buy cheap Diesel oil

It's not so much the costs (in Holland you pay also 57 ct/kWh for fast charging). It's that the information on the charger is wrong and misleading.

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Hyundai Ioniq Electric Comfort, seit Februar 2017

Re: Laden mit NewMotion Ladekarte an ENBW-Säulen

LiquidCrystal

17.10.2017 21:43

pmiddeld hat geschrieben:
mweisEl hat geschrieben:
pmiddeld hat geschrieben:20 kWh each time it costed me about 13€!
Welcome to the recently lowered time based prices at EnBW! Unfortunately, 65 Cents/kWh is not too expensive for Germany. Even for AC chargers, you can pay a lot more. Buy cheap Diesel oil
It's not so much the costs (in Holland you pay also 57 ct/kWh for fast charging). It's that the information on the charger is wrong and misleading.

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Welcome to Germany!
Noone knows our fast charging prices, least of all the owner of the charging station!
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