ePower charging prices
What it costs to charge, and what you need to get each rate.
EV·Echo, checked 2 October 2026: ePower charges 73c/kWh to charge by bank card with no membership.
How much does ePower charge per kWh?
73c/kWh by bank card with no membership; 66c/kWh with a membership (€4.79/month). Checked 2 October 2026.
73c/kWh
Pay-as-you-go with any bank card — no app, no account, no membership.
Cheapest possible rate is 47c/kWh (ePower eVeryday — AC up to 22 kW) — but that is not what you pay walking up.
Every rate
| Rate | When | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Pay-as-you-go — high power (as reported)ePower does not publish this on its site ("displayed in the ePower app"); figure as reported by The Irish Times, 2 September 2026. | All day | 73c/kWh |
| ePower eVeryday — DC, any power€4.79/month | All day | 66c/kWh |
| ePower eVeryday — AC up to 22 kW€4.79/month | All day | 47c/kWh |
Membership
- ePower eVeryday — £4.79/month. 66c DC and 47c AC, read from epower.ie on 2 October 2026. Pays for itself above about 19 kWh a month.
Other charges
- 24c access fee per session on pay-as-you-go, as reported; ePower's site says "connection fees may apply" and "overstay fees may apply".
Worth knowing
- Member rates are from ePower's own page. The pay-as-you-go rate is not published there, so check the price in the ePower app or on the charger before you start.
Never drive to an occupied charger
EvEcho shows live availability at ePower and every other network near you, and tells you the moment a bay opens up — so you know the cost before you set off and the charger is there when you arrive.
The price before you go. The bay when you arrive.
Source: https://www.epower.ie/everyday/
Checked 2026-10-02. Prices change — the operator's own page is always the final word.
Compiled by EV·Echo. We are not affiliated with ePower.
Checked 2026-10-02. Prices change — the operator's own page is always the final word.
Compiled by EV·Echo. We are not affiliated with ePower.