Electromobility

Charging network ranking for Europe

The A value

The A value indicates the attractiveness of the charging network in the respective country. The evaluation shows how many publicly accessible charging points are available in a country in relation to the total number of passenger cars (gasoline, diesel, electric and others). The more public charging points there are, the more attractive it is for consumers to switch to electric drive.

Charging network ranking Europe by A-value

Rank	Country	Charging points	Total*	Car/CP
		Q1 2021
1	Netherlands	82,263	8,938,572	109
2	Norway	19,119	2,816,038	147
3	Sweden	13,854	4,887,904	353
4	Luxemburg	1,131	426,346	377
5	Belgium	11,222	5,813,776	518
6	Island	490	269,825	551
7	Switzerland	8,042	4,623,952	575
8	Austria	8,480	5,039,548	594
9	France	45,990	33,020,000	718
10	Denmark	3,647	2,651,726	727

	Average:
	EU + GB + EFTA	321,074	284,659,366	887
11	Finnland	3,757	3,574,570	951
12	Germany	47.076	47.715.977	1,014
13	United Kingdom	33,832	35,168,259	1,039
14	Slowenia	1,076	1,165,371	1,083
15	Portugal	3,311	5,282,970	1,596
16	Ireland	1,324	2,117,463	1,599
17	Hungary	2,103	3,812,013	1,813
18	Slowakia	1,254	2,321,608	1,851
19	Estonia	395	794,926	2,012
20	Kroatia	854	1,724,900	2,020
21	Italy	17,397	39,545,232	2,273
22	Latvia	291	727,164	2,499
23	Spain	8,020	25,008,216	3,118
24	Malta	96	305,941	3,187
25	Czechia	1,309	5,989,538	4,576
26	Poland	3,157	23,698,718	7,507
27	Bulgaria	372	2,829,946	7,607
28	Cyprus	69	550,695	7,981
29	Lithuania	174	1,498,688	8,613
30	Romania	655	6,902,984	10,539
31	Greece	314	5,406,551	17,218

*1. Januar 2020

Quelle: EAFO, Nationale Registrationsstellen