EV Charging Stations
Important information for private EV owners: Starting from May 2025, Enefit will discontinue offering EV charging station services to private individuals. Charging equipment will no longer be sold or installed for new private customers. However, warranty service and maintenance will continue for all existing installations as specified in the agreement.
Have an electric vehicle? Choose our “Laisvas” electricity plan and save even more!
The “Laisvas” plan allows you to charge your EV when electricity is cheapest. With this plan, you can:
- Take advantage of hourly (starting from October 1, 2025, the Nord Pool power exchange will move from 60-minute to 15-minute time intervals) electricity market prices, published the day before – perfect for planning your charging sessions.
- Further optimize your energy costs by charging at night or during the lowest-price hours.
Charge up with the Enefit public charging network
Over 550 charging points across Lithuania
Download the Enefit Volt app to:
- Locate nearby charging stations
- Monitor your charging session
- Pay for your charge
- View charging history
- Download invoices
Useful tips for home EV charging
Although Enefit is no longer installing private home chargers, here’s some useful information if you’re planning to install your own solution:
- You can install a charger in a private house, townhouse, garage, underground parking, or carport.
- When choosing equipment, consider the type of charger, power output (e.g. 11 kW, 22 kW), number of connectors, mounting location (wall or ground), and manufacturer specifications.
- When planning the installation, assess battery charging time, charging speed, charger capacity, and safety. Also take into account your EV model, home electrical system, and available space.
- Don’t forget to check for government subsidies. Visit the Lithuanian Energy Agency (ENA) website for up-to-date information.
