EV Charging in San Sebastián
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CCS1 50% · CHAdeMO 50%
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Charging profile
Around 100% of the 1 stations here are DC fast (over 22 kW), so rapid top-ups are easy to find. CCS1 is the clear leader, making up 50% of the connector mix, ahead of CHAdeMO. The fastest site in San Sebastián delivers up to 50 kW.
Fastest chargers in San Sebastián
The highest-power stations in the city.
- 1CNFL Paso Ancho50 kW
Recently opened in San Sebastián
Newest stations on the map, newest first.
- 1CNFL Paso AnchoJul 2019
| # | Name | Network | Max kW | Connectors | Price | Reliability | Last confirmed | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CNFL Paso Ancho ICE - Plantel Paso Ancho, Avenida 50, Guacamaya · Directions | CNFL (CR) | 50 kW | CCS1, CHAdeMO | - | - | - |
CNFL Paso Ancho
CNFL (CR)
Connectors
- Address
- ICE - Plantel Paso Ancho, Avenida 50, Guacamaya
- Network
- CNFL (CR)
- Points
- 1
- Hours
- available
EV charging in San Sebastián: FAQ
How many EV charging stations are there in San Sebastián?
There are 1 EV charging stations in San Sebastián, Costa Rica, operated across 1 network. Each listing shows connectors, power, and community check-ins so you can find one that works before you arrive.
What is the fastest EV charger in San Sebastián?
The fastest stations in San Sebastián deliver up to 50 kW of DC power. You can filter to fast charging (over 22 kW) to see only rapid and ultra-rapid sites.
Which charging networks operate in San Sebastián?
The most common networks in San Sebastián are CNFL (CR). Open any network to compare its coverage, charging speed, and reliability across the city.
How much does EV charging cost in San Sebastián?
Prices vary by network and connector (per kWh, per minute, or session). Drivers report what they actually paid, which is aggregated into a confidence-weighted price on each charger page.
Station data aggregates official public registries (US AFDC, France IRVE, Germany BNetzA, Nordic NOBIL) and open datasets, deduplicated into one record per site and improved by driver check-ins. How the data works.