Charge your EV at the best price, at home and on the road

Through the Endesa On Your Way app, you can locate and filter public charging points by power, availability, and connector type. The app also lets you reserve, start, and pay for your charging sessions directly from your phone.

Endesa’s network includes over 6,300 charging points, with more than 760 ultra-fast chargers strategically located along main highways for long-distance travel. Also, 40% of the points are fast chargers, distributed across cities, roads, and key locations such as supermarkets, car parks, and shopping centres —making recharging easier in your daily routine.

The price of charging at an Endesa public charging point depends on your electricity tariff, the charging power and the time of day. You can find all the information in the Endesa On Your Way app.

Endesa offers an exclusive discount if you are a customer of the Recarga en Casa Tariff, which allows you to get up to a 20% discount on our pay-as-you-go rate for public charging.

Yes. To charge your vehicle on Endesa’s public network, we strongly recommend using the Endesa On Your Way app, as it brings together all the features you need to manage your charging quickly and securely:

• Locate your charging point on the interactive map and check its availability in real time.
• Check opening hours and costs for each charging point before you set off.
• Apply advanced filters (power, connector type, operational points, etc.) to find the charger that best suits your needs.
• Reserve a connector for 15 minutes and receive directions for the quickest route to get there.
• Configure your electric vehicle and add multiple cars to your virtual garage to personalise the experience.
• Manage one or more tariff plans from your account and apply exclusive discounts.
• Start or stop charging directly from the app, even without being registered, or use a physical charging card for added convenience.
• Monitor the kilometres travelled, energy consumed and battery charge level in real time.
• Receive notifications about the charging status to know when it has finished or if there are any issues.
• View your past charging history to track your consumption and costs.
• Access the app from your smartphone or the vehicle’s infotainment system, allowing you to plan routes and find nearby stations without needing another device.
• Request assistance via the app in the event of issues during the charging process.

With these features, the app not only makes it easier to find Endesa chargers on public roads, but also helps you save time and money when travelling in your electric car.

Download and log in to the app:

• Download it from Google Play or the App Store.
• Log in with your credentials or enable biometric data (fingerprint or Face ID) for faster, more secure access.

Find and select a charging point:

• Use the map to locate available chargers.
• Filter by power, availability, connector type, or location (city, highway, supermarkets, etc.).
• Select your desired charging point and reserve it to ensure availability.

Set up your vehicle and preferences (optional but recommended):

• Add your electric vehicles to your in-app garage.
• Select your primary vehicle so the system remembers its features.
• Choose your preferred session units (minutes, kilometres, or kWh).
• Set your preferred app language for convenience.

Start and monitor your charging session:

• When you arrive at the reserved point, start/stop charging via the app or with a physical charging card (optional).
• Monitor power, energy used, and total cost in real time from your phone.

Finish, pay, and review your history:

• Stop charging via the app once complete.
• Payment is processed automatically based on your associated tariff.
• Review your past sessions to monitor consumption.
• If any issue arises, request support directly from the app.

If you have signed up for the Waybox home charger alongside Recarga en Casa Tariff for electric cars, you will be eligible for special discounts on public charging.

We will contact you by email to provide you with a code that you will need to link to your account. Once the code has been activated, the discount is automatically applied when you use the Endesa On Your Way app or the charging card linked to your account, so that when you start a session at a public charger on the Endesa network, the system recognises your contract and applies the corresponding reduced rate.

If you're already an Endesa Energia customer, you can sign up for this tariff, but you won't be eligible for the associated discount, as it's exclusively for new customers.

No, the Recarga en Casa Tariff has no minimum contract period or cancellation fees. You can switch tariffs or cancel your contract whenever you like.

The contract with Endesa, regardless of the tariff chosen, lasts for one year and is automatically renewable. In tariffs where a one-year duration is mandatory, we would inform you.

The price may be updated on 1 January each year: based on the actual CPI (latest officially published year-on-year Consumer Price Index at the time of the update), the cost value of the Adjustment Services (mechanisms managed by REE whose function is to guarantee the continuity of electricity supply and maintain a constant balance between the energy consumed and produced), and on any changes, either upward or downward, to current regulated components applicable to electricity and gas supplies, and any potential new changes that may be approved by regulation.

In case of an update based on the CPI, the year-on-year CPI for November will be used. It is published on the National Statistics Institute website. The update will be made by adding the result of multiplying the CPI by the previous prices to the existing prices. For more information, the year-on-year CPI for November 2025 was 3.0%, the year-on-year CPI was 2.4% for November 2024, 3.2% for November 2023, 6.8% for November 2022, 5.5% for November 2021, -0.8% for November 2020, and 0.4% for November 2019.

In the event of an update based on Adjustment Services, a 'Reference Value for Adjustment Services' of €17/MWh is established, as well as a tolerance band delimited by a minimum value and a maximum value called: 'Lower Reference Value for Adjustment Services': €14/MWh.  'Upper Reference Value for Adjustment Services': €20/MWh. These values will be updated on 1 January each year, taking into account the 'Actual Value of Adjustment Services' for the months between December of two years prior and November of the previous year (both months included), published by the System Operator (REE) on the website https://www.esios.ree.es/es/descargas in the file PVPC_DETALLE_DD. The result of this update may be upward, downward, or neutral (if the actual value remains within the tolerance band).

Should there be any changes to the regulated components applicable to the contract, these will be passed on to the customer, whether they result in an increase or a decrease. Such changes are regulated and are entirely beyond Endesa’s control; they apply equally across the whole of the country and to all energy suppliers. In addition, the price may be reviewed one year after the contract is signed. Should there be any changes, we will notify you one month in advance and you will be able to terminate the contract without penalty, or switch to another tariff with Endesa or any other supplier.

Yes. The Recarga en Casa Tariff can be applied in residents' associations or communal car parks that have charging points for electric vehicles. Endesa offers personalised advice to help you implement the best community charging solution, tailored to the needs of your building or car park.

No problem. The Recarga en Casa Tariff is tied to your energy supply point, not your vehicle. If you get a new EV, you can keep using the same tariff and charging point.  You won't need to switch your charging station, as Endesa’s chargers are compatible with all vehicle types. If your new car requires a different power level, we provide personal support to adjust your contracted capacity to get the most out of your off-peak hours and holiday hours without overspending. 

Expert tip: Before your new EV arrives, review your installation’s power capacity and check whether it’s worth adjusting it.

If you have a social bonus, you should not sign up for this tariff or this promotion, as you would lose it.

Find out all about the new Auto+ Plan here: https://www.endesa.com/es/movilidad-electrica/gestion-ayudas-plan-auto-plus.

No, with this tariff you’ll pay a charge for the contracted power and a charge for the energy consumed, just as you would with most offers on the market. You’ll also pay a flat fee, which allows you to charge your car for up to 1,250 km per month.

With Endesa Energía’s Recarga en Casa Tariff, for €0.8219/day you’ll be entitled to up to 216.99 kWh for a standard 30-day billing cycle (equivalent to a flat-rate charge of €24.65). Any kWh consumed in each billing cycle that exceeds the amount of energy included in the flat rate will be billed at the energy rate of the "Recarga en Casa Tariff" with any applicable discounts. The kWh included in the flat rate for each billing cycle may not exceed 60% of the total kWh consumed in that cycle, and any amount exceeding that 60% will be billed at the energy rate of the "Recarga en Casa Tariff", with any applicable discounts.

In other words, assuming a 30-day billing cycle with 216.99 kWh included in the flat-rate allowance, your total consumption must be 361.65 kWh for the 60% restriction not to apply. If your total consumption is lower than this figure, any kWh exceeding that 60% will be billed at the energy rate for the Recarga en Casa Tariff.

For information purposes, the total consumption of the kWh included in the flat-rate charge does not guarantee the total consumption associated with charging your vehicle. The consumption data used has been calculated in accordance with IDAE Methodology 19/05/2025, assuming an approximate average consumption of 17.6 kWh per 100 km for an electric vehicle, such that the 216.99 kWh per month would be equivalent to 1,250 km per month or 15,000 km per year.

No, the meter does not distinguish between the energy used to charge the electric car and that used by other electrical appliances. This means that if you do not need as much energy to charge your car, the energy included in your tariff is used to cover household consumption.