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EZO (formerly EasyGo) charging prices

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

EV·Echo, checked 2 October 2026: EZO (formerly EasyGo) charges 74c/kWh to charge by bank card with no membership.

How much does EZO (formerly EasyGo) charge per kWh?

74c/kWh by bank card with no membership, plus a €1.50 access fee per session. Most EZO rapid sites. Checked 2 October 2026.

Cheapest possible rate is 50c/kWh (Pay-as-you-go — DC at Lidl) — but that is not what you pay walking up.

Every rate

Other charges

• Access fee per session for pay-as-you-go users: €1.50 at most sites, €1.70 at Lidl.
• Overstay fee of about 54c per minute applies at rapid chargers.
• €50 pre-authorisation hold at fast chargers.

Worth knowing

• Read from EZO's own live tariff data (the prices its app shows) on 2 October 2026, across 26 rapid sites.
• Pricing is set per site, so there is no single EZO rate: EZO is listed on Price Watch but not ranked.
• On a 30 kWh charge the access fee adds about 5c per kWh: roughly 79c all-in at a standard site, 56c at Lidl.
• One EZO fob also works on ESB and other networks at EZO's own roaming rates, which are higher (88c plus a fee on ESB chargers, same data).

Never drive to an occupied charger

EvEcho shows live availability at EZO (formerly EasyGo) 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.