1Komma5 analysis shows Germany public EV charging network expands 24% in past year

• 1Komma5’s 2026 charging-infrastructure analysis showed Germany’s public charging network rose 24% year-on-year to 209,136 charging points.
• Normal chargers totaled 150,316. Fast chargers reached 58,820, highlighting continued build-out of high-power capacity.
• Stuttgart led cities by density at 2,107 charging points per 100 square kilometers, up 12% from a year earlier.
• Mettmann topped counties at 344 charging points per 100 square kilometers, up 40%, signaling faster rollout in some suburban markets.
• Home charging economics remained a key driver: about EUR 0.06 per kWh from solar versus EUR 0.58–0.62 per kWh public charging.

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