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Pricing
Carrefour Cuts EV Charging Prices by 30% on Its 22kW Stations
August 5, 2026
By Hugo Beignon, Founder of ma-borne-electrique.com
Since August 1, 2026, French retailer Carrefour has applied a rate of 0.23 euros per kWh across all its 22kW charging stations, a 30% cut.
Good news for customers who charge while doing their grocery shopping in France: since August 1, 2026, retailer Carrefour lowered the price of its 22kW charging stations, cutting rates by 30% on that segment.
One flat rate across the whole network
The new price is 0.23 euros including tax per kWh across all of the chain's 22kW stations. Carrefour now operates over 560 stations, representing 4,400 charging points, 63% of which are fast or very fast chargers.
A pricing battle that keeps intensifying
This move fits a broader trend: charging networks installed at retail sites increasingly compete to attract EV-driving shoppers, pushing prices down on mid-power segments like 22kW.
Frequently asked questions
What's Carrefour's new EV charging rate?
Since August 1, 2026, Carrefour charges 0.23 euros including tax per kWh across all its 22kW charging stations.
How much did Carrefour cut its charging prices?
The cut represents a 30% reduction compared to the previous rate on 22kW stations.
How many charging stations does Carrefour operate?
Carrefour operates over 560 stations, representing 4,400 charging points, 63% of which are fast or very fast chargers.
Does the new rate apply to all Carrefour charging stations?
The 0.23 euro per kWh rate applies across all of the chain's 22kW stations.
Want to find a charging station nearby? Check the charging map to plan your next trip.
