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At Endesa, we offer you everything you need to charge your electric vehicle, with our range of WayBox chargers and exclusive tariffs so you can recharge with maximum savings.
To install an electric vehicle charging point, a 230/400 VAC power supply with grounding must be available, along with a general control and safety panel, and a metering device.
If there is no existing electricity supply point, you must request a new one from the local electricity supply company. To do this, you need to contact the supplier responsible for your area.
Each supplier defines its own procedure to follow. Once you have submitted the request, the supplier will send you the quote. Usually, no major electrical grid upgrades will be necessary, so you will only need to cover the costs of the new connection, which for a power capacity of 9.2 kW is approximately €350 plus VAT. However, sometimes the supplier may need to carry out additional work, for which they will provide a separate estimate. You can then decide whether to proceed or not.
If, after the purchase process is finalised, the installer visits your home and determines that installing a charging point is not feasible due to technical reasons beyond the buyer’s control, the order will be cancelled and any amount already paid for the installation of the charging point will be refunded.
If there is no 3G/4G mobile or Wi-Fi signal where you install your WayBox, you will not be able to use the app to control the unit or monitor your charging. Our technician will check the signal coverage and install an antenna if needed. If coverage is still insufficient even with an antenna, the WayBox will be set up in the most suitable mode to ensure proper functioning—either Connect & Charge, Unlock to Charge, or using only the RFID card.
If your parking space is held under a concession agreement and the concessionaire has established a specific protocol, you must comply with the provisions of that protocol. For example, this is the case of residents of Madrid whose parking spaces are a municipal concession.
However, if the concessionaire has not established a specific protocol, it is sufficient to notify the concessionaire as stated in Article 17, point 5 of Law 49/1960, of 21 July, on Horizontal Property.
If this procedure is required, Endesa X will provide a template letter.
To choose the best tariff for an electric vehicle, you must consider not only the cost of the power rating but also the price of the energy.
(*) With Endesa Energía’s "Recarga en Casa Tariff", for €0.8219/day excluding taxes, you will be entitled to up to 216.99 kWh for a standard 30-day billing period (equivalent to a charge of €31.35 including taxes in Mainland Spain and the Balearic Islands, and €26.69 in the Canary Islands) for contracts entered into up to 14/07/2026. Any kWh consumed during a billing period in excess of the energy allowance included in the charge will be billed at the energy rate applicable to the "Recarga en Casa Tariff", with a 10% discount on the energy rate for the duration of the contract. In addition, and only for customers switching from electricity suppliers other than Endesa Energía, a further 10% discount will apply during the first year of the contract. The kWh included in the charge for each billing period may not exceed 60% of the total kWh consumed during that period. Any consumption above this 60% threshold will be billed at the "Recarga en Casa Tariff" energy rate, subject to any applicable discounts. Where the "Recarga en Casa Tariff" from Endesa Energía is contracted together with an Endesa X Way charging point, an indefinite 30% discount will be applied to the "Recarga en Casa Tariff" charge (equivalent to a charge of €21.95 including taxes in Mainland Spain and the Balearic Islands, and €18.69 in the Canary Islands). For regulatory purposes, full consumption of the kWh included in the charge does not guarantee that all such consumption is attributable to charging your vehicle. The consumption figures used have been calculated in accordance with the IDAE methodology dated 19/05/2025, based on an average electric vehicle consumption of approximately 17.6 kWh per 100 km. Accordingly, 216.99 kWh per month would be equivalent to 1,250 km per month or 15,000 km per year. For the remaining terms and conditions, please visit www.endesa.com.