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At a petrol station, you see the price on the sign before you pull in. At a charger, you first have to find the right app and work out whether the price is pay-as-you-go or needs a subscription. You can't do that while you drive. With Elmer, you know the price before you leave home.
Right now · Autumn half-termReady for the autumn half-termThe autumn school holiday is in week 42. Going to Sweden, Norway or Germany? Check payment and charging stops before you leave.3.59 DKK/kWhTypical rapid charging price with the cheapest nationwide providerRead: Taking your EV on holiday abroadRight now
Prices fetched today at 22:31. We fetch them four times a day.None of the nationwide providers has changed its price by 10 øre (DKK 0.10) or more.
All providers- Charge cheaply in Denmark before you cross the border.
- Check that your car or home charger charges at night.
- Turn on scheduled charging so the car waits until night.
Everything about charging your EV
Prices, calculations and guides. The same rule for every provider: cheapest first.What electricity for 15,000 km a year costs if you charge at home at night. On rapid chargers it is 10,500 DKK. Find your own price from your address and mileage.
Find your yearly cost Charging prices3.59 DKK/kWhEviny is the cheapest of 13 nationwide providers today. See them all, cheapest first.
See the prices Providers65 providersWhat each provider offers: rapid chargers, ordinary chargers, subscriptions and home chargers, with the prices from our data.
See the providers Home charging1.28 DKK/kWhAt night on average, against 2.06 DKK/kWh between 17:00 and 21:00. See what a kWh is made of with your grid company.
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Independent. Elmer shows every provider by the same rule: the price you pay without a subscription, converted to one price per kWh. Cheapest comes first.
Open data. Prices come from the providers' AFIR data via the Danish Road Directorate's national access point and from the providers' own price lists. Electricity prices and tariffs from Energinet.
What does a year with an EV cost you?
Answer three questions. We work through every way of paying for charging in Denmark: pay-as-you-go, subscription and all inclusive, at home, on the street and at rapid chargers. You get the yearly cost and can see at how many kilometres another option becomes cheapest.
1 · Where can you charge?
2 · How much do you drive?
15,000 km/year3 · When do you charge at home?
3 · How far will you walk to a charger?
Ordinary chargers (11–22 kW) on the street, in car parks and at shops. The car stays there for a few hours.
Yearly cost by mileage
Have your own programme? company deal, car brand or other
If the programme has different prices on different networks, add it once per network with the same name. Saved only in your browser.
More details share away, home charger, electric heating, solar panels, electricity tax
The Danish electricity tax (elafgift) has been cut to almost zero in 2026 and 2027. From 2028 it rises again by about 0.90 DKK/kWh incl. VAT. That does not apply to electricity you charge through a home charger with a tax refund (until the end of 2030).
Use your own meter data optional, via Eloverblik
Eloverblik is Energinet's portal for your own electricity data. With it we look up your grid company, electric heating, solar panels and your EV charging instead of guessing.
- Log in to eloverblik.dk with MitID (Danish digital ID).
- Open the menu (☰ top right) and choose API-adgang (API access). Don't choose Datadeling (data sharing); that is for sharing your data with another person.
- Tap + Opret token (create token), give it a name (e.g. "Elmer"), tap Opret (create) and copy the token. If Eloverblik asks whether your CPR number may be used, say yes. This only happens the first time.
- Paste it here and tap Fetch my data.
Your data stays with you. Your browser fetches the figures directly from Energinet; they are not sent to us and are not stored. The token is forgotten when you close the page. You can delete the token again on eloverblik.dk under API-adgang.
All home charging solutions
| Provider | Solution | Fixed | Home charger | Electricity at home | Away | Total per year | DKK/kWh |
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Chargers within walking distance
| Provider | Data | Median | Cheapest | Chargers | With price | Per month |
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Rapid charging: all subscriptions and providers
| Provider | Option | Fixed/month | DKK/kWh | Per month | Chargers near you |
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Rapid chargers, nationwide providers
The price without a subscription (pay-as-you-go, called ad hoc in Denmark), converted to one price per kWh for a 40 kWh charge so you can compare. The figure is the median of the provider's rapid chargers (50 kW and up).
The DKK column is the price for 40 kWh. Prices come from the operators' AFIR data (the EU rules that require open charging data) at Dataudveksleren, Denmark's national access point; where the feed has no price, we use the rate the operator publishes. The price shown on the charger applies.
All providers including small and regional ones. Click a column to sort
The bar shows the range from the cheapest to the most expensive charger, the dot the median.
| Provider | Data | Median | Range | Rapid chargers | Near you | Max kW |
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What is a kWh at home made of?
In Denmark, electricity at home is the spot price, your local grid company's tariff (nettarif), the tariffs of Energinet (the national grid operator), electricity tax (elafgift) and 25% VAT. The grid tariff is lowest at night, and the electricity tax has been cut to 0.8 øre (0.008 DKK) per kWh in 2026 and 2027.
Your address determines the grid company. The price guide looks it up, and with a token from Eloverblik it can use your own meter data. The data is fetched directly in your browser and is not sent to us.
Around the clock
| Time | Season | Spot price | Grid tariff | Energinet | Electricity tax | Total |
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Which EV suits you?
Choose a size and tell us how much you drive and what the car needs to do. You get the EVs that fit, with range, charging time and cost per year. At the bottom you can see what it costs compared with a petrol, diesel or hybrid car of the same size. Prices are Danish list prices.
1 · How big should the car be?
2 · How much do you drive?
15,000 km/yearCan you charge at home?
3 · What does it need to tow and carry?
4 · What is your budget?
No limitRecommended price from the brand's Danish price list, including registration tax and delivery.
EV vs petrol, diesel and hybrid
| Car | Price | Of which tax at purchase | Annual vehicle tax | Consumption | Energy per year | Per km |
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Have a lease offer? Private leasing or flex leasing
Enter the offer and it is added to the comparison above. In Denmark, private leasing (privatleasing) is an ordinary lease; flex leasing (flexleasing) is a lease where the car is registered for the period only. We have no lease prices ourselves because they change all the time.
Adjust the estimates Interest, ownership period, fuel, servicing and insurance
How we calculated Sources and caveats
Guides to EVs and charging in Denmark
Short, factual guides, from your first EV to holidays abroad. The figures in the text follow today's prices.