Charging points
🔌 Public charging points
Where you can charge an electric car in Spain, according to the official register of publicly accessible charging points that the Ministry for the Ecological Transition publishes every day on the DGT's National Access Point.
Public charging points NAP DGT / MITECO: See the source profile
72 per 100,000 people
35,530 points at 12,033 sites
Fast (50 kW or more) NAP DGT / MITECO: See the source profile
30.7% of points
10,909 fast points, 3,553 of them 150 kW or more
Plug-in cars per point DGT: See the source profile
26.0
922,679 battery electric and plug-in hybrid cars
Map
Each circle is a site (a charging station, a car park...) and its size is the number of points. Colour reflects the most powerful point at the site. The Canary Islands appear to the south-west: zoom out the map.
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By province
Darker = more plug-in cars per public point, i.e. more pressure on the charging network.
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Operators
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11 15 of 156 records
Sources and notes
- National Access Point for traffic and mobility (DGT) – Electric charging points, data from the Ministry for the Ecological Transition based on what operators declare (Royal Decree 184/2022). Updated daily.
- Declaring points is only mandatory for those of 43 kW or more; slow points (hotels, shopping centres, garages) are declared voluntarily, so their number is a minimum. Private points in homes or businesses are not included.
- Municipality and province are assigned from the coordinates of each site. The power of a point = that of its most powerful connector.
- Plug-in cars: DGT fleet (battery electric and plug-in hybrids) for the latest month published, by province of the owner's address.
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