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EV charging in Slovenia

A guide to the charging network in Slovenia. Major operators, common connector types, pricing context, and where to plug in on the road.

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216

Stations

76

Fast (≥50 kW)

17

Ultra (≥150 kW)

17

Operators

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Highest-power stations in Slovenia

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Fast chargers

76 stations at 50 kW DC or higher.

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17 sites with at least one 150 kW socket.

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Connector mix in Slovenia

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Country guide

EV charging in Slovenia

Slovenia is small, green and strategically placed between Italy, Austria and Croatia, which makes it a natural EV transit country. We index around 220 sites. Type 2 covers AC and CCS covers DC, the standard European pairing. Ljubljana leads coverage, and the motorways through the country carry the fast charging that supports cross-border trips.

Petrol, the national fuel retailer, runs a prominent charging network, alongside GEN-I, Tesla Superchargers and business-owned points. The network is modern and CCS-focused on the DC side. Ljubljana dominates coverage, with Maribor, Koper and the alpine and coastal towns following, which suits both domestic driving and the heavy through-traffic between neighbouring countries.

A green transit corridor

Slovenia's appeal for EV drivers is its position and its scenery. The motorways linking Italy, Austria and Croatia pass through it, all on shared Type 2 and CCS standards, so transit is seamless and the fast chargers along the routes support it. The country is also mountainous and forested, so alpine sections raise energy use on climbs while descents recover some of it. Plan around the terrain on the high routes.

Access and cost

Access is by app and RFID, with roaming common across Slovenian and neighbouring networks. Public DC is billed per kWh. Slovenian electricity is mid-range for the region and relatively clean, so home charging is the economical default where you have a parking spot with power. For visitors threading between Italy, Austria and Croatia, Slovenia is an easy and well-placed link in the chain.

FAQ
Is Slovenia easy to drive through in an EV?
Yes. It sits on the motorway corridors linking Italy, Austria and Croatia, all using Type 2 for AC and CCS for DC, so transit is seamless on the connector side, and the fast chargers from Petrol, GEN-I and Tesla support it. Roaming is common across the borders. The main planning factor is the mountainous terrain on alpine sections rather than connectors.
Which networks operate in Slovenia?
Petrol, the national fuel retailer, runs a prominent charging network, alongside GEN-I, Tesla Superchargers and business-owned points. The DC network is modern and CCS-focused. Access is by app and RFID, with roaming common across Slovenian and neighbouring networks. Ljubljana has the densest coverage, followed by Maribor, Koper and the alpine and coastal towns.
How does Slovenia's terrain affect EV range?
The country is mountainous and forested, so alpine sections raise energy use on climbs, though descents recover a useful share through regenerative braking. A smoothly driven EV stays efficient on the passes. Winter cold at altitude cuts range and slows DC charging, so precondition the battery and keep a buffer on the high routes, much as in neighbouring Austria.
Is home charging cheap in Slovenia?
Relatively, yes. Slovenian electricity is mid-range for the region and relatively clean, so charging at home is the economical default where you have a parking spot with power. Public DC fast charging costs more and is billed per kWh. A time-of-use tariff helps, and the saving over public rapids rewards overnight charging when you can manage it.