EV charging prices in Stuttgart today

What every public charger in Stuttgart costs without a contract, from the operators’ own official price feeds. Updated Oct 10, 2026, 4:37 AM.

Cheapest right now
€0.25 /kWh
Fraunhofer IBP · 160 kW
Typical price
€0.49 /kWh
The middle price of Stuttgart’s priced chargers
Chargers with a price
768
Operators: 53

Cheapest chargers in Stuttgart

StationPowerPrice
Fraunhofer IBP
Nobelstraße 12
160 kW€0.25
ALDI SE & Co. KG Aichtal
Ulmer Straße 269
22 kW€0.29
ALDI SE & Co. KG Aichtal
Augsburger Straße 740
22 kW€0.29
ALDI SE & Co. KG Murr
Stuttgarter Straße 70
22 kW€0.29
Kreissparkasse Waiblingen
Stuttgarter Straße 4
22 kW€0.33
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Price per kWh by operator in Stuttgart

Fraunhofer IBP
€0.25
ALDI SE & Co. KG Aichtal
€0.29
ALDI SE & Co. KG Murr
€0.29
Kreissparkasse Waiblingen
€0.33
Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG
€0.34
Stadtwerke Stuttgart GmbH
€0.39
Thallos
€0.39
MENNEKES Digital Services GmbH
€0.40
Techem Energy Services GmbH
€0.42
Bosch
€0.45

Cheapest price per operator without a contract. Session or parking fees can come on top; each station’s page lists them. Showing the 10 cheapest of 53 operators.

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Questions about charging in Stuttgart

How much does it cost to charge an electric car in Stuttgart?

Without a contract, public chargers in Stuttgart currently cost from €0.25 per kWh. The typical price is €0.49.

What does “without contract” mean?

It is the price anyone pays at the charger with a card or an app, without a charging subscription or a contract with the operator. A contract can make charging cheaper; the prices on this page are the ones without.

Where do these prices come from?

From the operators’ official price feeds under the EU’s AFIR regulation, published on Mobilithek by the Federal Highway Research Institute (BASt) under CC0.

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