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ESB ecars charging prices

What it costs to charge, and what you need to get each rate.

EV·Echo, checked 2 October 2026: ESB ecars charges 73c/kWh to charge by bank card with no membership.

How much does ESB ecars charge per kWh?

73c/kWh by bank card with no membership; 72c/kWh through the app; 67c/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 55c/kWh (Membership — standard chargers) — but that is not what you pay walking up.

Every rate

RateWhenPrice
Contactless bank card — fast & High Power (50 kW and up)Read from ESB's own live charger data, 2 October 2026: 73c on 93% of rapid sockets sampled. All day 73c/kWh
Ad-hoc — standard chargers (22 kW)Most standard posts have no card reader; this is the ad-hoc rate ESB publishes for them. All day 61c/kWh
Pay-as-you-go via app or ESB charge card — fast & High Power All day 72c/kWh
Pay-as-you-go via app or ESB charge card — standard All day 60c/kWh
Membership — fast & High Power€4.79/month All day 67c/kWh
Membership — standard chargers€4.79/month All day 55c/kWh
How to pay at ESB ecars chargers → App, card or contactless — what works at these chargers and what to do if it fails.

Membership

Other charges

Worth knowing

Never drive to an occupied charger

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The price before you go. The bay when you arrive.

Source: https://esb.ie/ecars
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 ESB ecars.