Budapest, Pápay István u. 14.

This E.ON operated station at Budapest, Pápay István u. 14 offers EV charging for cars with Type 2 connectors. Two charging points are available on site, each a socket only configuration. The station delivers a peak AC power of 22 kW, which is considered slower charging. This speed is generally more suited for local top ups or longer stays rather than quick road trip stops. To put 22 kW into perspective, a modern EV might add about 60 to 80 miles of range in an hour at this rate, depending on the vehicle and its battery state. Finding EV charging in Budapest can be a challenge, but stations like this provide essential infrastructure.

When using this station, note the pricing structure: 199 Hungarian Forints per kilowatt-hour. After 240 minutes of charging, an additional fee of 8 Forints per minute applies. The station is currently reported as operational, meaning it is ready for use. Drivers should plan their charging sessions accordingly, especially if intending to stay connected for extended periods due to the incremental per-minute charge after four hours.