InstaVolt (Ireland) charging prices
What it costs to charge, and what you need to get each rate.
EV·Echo, checked 27 October 2026: InstaVolt (Ireland) charges 85c/kWh to charge by bank card with no membership.
How much does InstaVolt (Ireland) charge per kWh?
85c/kWh by bank card with no membership. Checked 27 October 2026.
85c/kWh
Pay-as-you-go with any bank card — no app, no account, no membership.
Cheapest possible rate is 55c/kWh (App or RFID: off-peak) — but that is not what you pay walking up.
Every rate
| Rate | When | Price |
|---|---|---|
| ContactlessApplies at all times. | All day | 85c/kWh |
| App or RFID: peak | 07:00–20:00 | 85c/kWh |
| App or RFID: off-peakThe session must be started inside the off-peak window. | 20:00–07:00 | 55c/kWh |
Other charges
- No subscription or connection fee.
- InstaVolt holds an amount on your card while you charge.
Worth knowing
- Read from InstaVolt's own Irish pricing page on 27 October 2026.
- The 55c off-peak rate is app and RFID only: paying by contactless never gets it.
- InstaVolt is not part of EV·Echo Price Watch's Irish comparison.
Never drive to an occupied charger
EvEcho shows live availability at InstaVolt (Ireland) 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://instavolt.ie/pricing-terms-and-conditions/
Checked 27 October 2026. Prices change — the operator's own page is always the final word.
Compiled by EV·Echo. We are not affiliated with InstaVolt (Ireland).
Checked 27 October 2026. Prices change — the operator's own page is always the final word.
Compiled by EV·Echo. We are not affiliated with InstaVolt (Ireland).