Electricity tariffs for electric cars: Charging on the go is more expensive than refueling

Peter Maier is a convinced electric car driver. The man from Mainz, whose real name is different, commutes to Frankfurt every day using an electric vehicle. Since he has no way of installing a wall box at home, he has to recharge at a public charging station when he is on the move. He actually likes that. Parking at a charging station for three or four hours and going to the hairdresser or doctor’s appointment at the same time is ideal in the city.