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Mobility service provider Elli launches new tariffs offering higher flexibility

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Tim Fronzek
Tim Fronzek
Spokesperson Products and Innovation | Volkswagen Group Technology
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  • Europe’s largest charging network cuts contract period to just one month and moves over to kWh-based billing Europe-wide
  • Blocking fee will only be charged after four hours        
  • New charging tariffs to apply from June 1, 2023 to all brands – Elli, SEAT/CUPRA, ŠKODA, Audi, Volkswagen and Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles – in 28 European market

Wolfsburg. Energy and charging solutions provider Elli is changing its charging tariffs effective June 1, 2023. The new price system will provide even more flexibility for Elli’s customers: price-per-minute charging will no longer apply anywhere in Europe, vehicles can be connected to AC chargers for longer before a blocking fee is charged, and the minimum contract period for charging plans will be reduced to one month. These measures will help to cushion the price increases for new customers that rising costs have made unavoidable.

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