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A 240 kW ultra-rapid charging point on Camí de La Bota in Dénia, Valencia/València, operated by Umbrella eMobility (ES).

  • 240 kW Ultra-rapid
  • 15 minutes for 20–80%
  • ± €19.80 estimated cost
  • 6 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 240 kW this is well above the 44 kW average for Valencia/València, which puts it among the faster options in the province.

Ultra-rapid points like this one are built for motorway stops: most drivers plug in, take a break, and leave before the battery is full, because charging slows sharply above 80%.

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 240 kW 2 15 minutes
Type 2 22 kW 2 103 minutes
CCS 240 kW 2 15 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 15 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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