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A 120 kW rapid charging point on Avenida de Eduardo Castro, operated by Eranovum (ES).

  • 120 kW Rapid
  • 25 minutes for 20–80%
  • ± €19.80 estimated cost
  • 3 sockets

Access is restricted. This point is not open to the general public — it may serve a private car park, a company fleet, or residents only. Check before making a detour.

What this means in practice

At 120 kW this is well above the 46 kW average for Asturias, which puts it among the faster options in the province.

This is rapid charging — the kind you use during a meal or a supermarket run rather than overnight.

It carries CCS and Type 2, which covers most cars on Spanish roads.

Where this charging point is

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Connectors and charging time

ConnectorPowerSockets20–80%
CCS 120 kW 2 25 minutes
Type 2 22 kW 1 103 minutes

Charging times assume a 60 kWh battery and account for the way charging slows as the battery fills. Your car may draw less than the charger can deliver.

What a charge costs here

36 kWh × €0.55/kWh = ± €19.80

The same charge at home would cost €5.40 (€0.15/kWh). The difference of €14.40 is what you pay for 25 minutes instead of a night on the driveway — charging here costs 3.7× the home rate, one of the widest gaps in Europe.

An estimate for a 20–80% charge, the range most drivers use. Real prices depend on your charging card and the operator's tariff; expect somewhere between €16.83 and €22.77. Rapid charging is billed at a higher rate than standard AC charging.

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