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Andorra EV Fast-Charging Rates Rise by 2 Cents per Minute from 2026

Electricity distributors in Andorra, including FEDA and Nord Andorrà, have coordinated to increase fast-charging rates for electric vehicles on public roads starting January 1, 2026. The per-minute fee rises two cents to €0.28, with the session cap upped to €42 from €40. This targets only accelerated points nationwide.

Key Points

  • Electricity distributors FEDA, Nord Andorrà, Sercensa, Mútua Elèctrica and Comú d'Ordino agreed to update rates.
  • Per-minute fee for public fast-charging increases from €0.26 to €0.28, effective January 1, 2026.
  • Maximum charge cap raised from €40 to €42 per session.
  • Changes apply to all public street fast-chargers, including FEDA Solucions key, Mou-te amb elèctric app, and free sessions; standard chargers unaffected.

Andorra's electricity distributors have agreed to update reference rates for fast-charging electric vehicles on public roads, with changes taking effect from 1 January 2026.

The deal, reached between FEDA, Nord Andorrà, Sercensa, Mútua Elèctrica, and the Comú d'Ordino, raises the per-minute fee by two cents—from €0.26 to €0.28—and lifts the maximum charge cap from €40 to €42.

These adjustments cover all fast-charging sessions on public streets, including those made via the FEDA Solucions key, the Mou-te amb elèctric app, or free charging without either system. Standard public chargers remain unaffected, with their current rates staying in place.

The agreement reflects a coordinated review among the operators active across the country, targeting only accelerated charging points to account for the updated pricing structure. No further changes to other public charging tariffs are planned at this stage.

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