The main points
- The cheapest AC charging among the larger cities is Kaunas (€0.29/kWh), the dearest Gargždai (€0.363/kWh).
- Over the month there were 640 price-per-kWh changes, across 39 tariffs.
Prices by charging network
The median of a network’s stations’ monthly prices, €/kWh incl. VAT. The change is against September 2026. The figure in brackets is the number of stations.
| Network | AC | DC | HPC |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inbalance grid | 0.290 (725) | 0.357 (50) | 0.350 (9) |
| Ignitis ON | 0.290 (129) | 0.351 (144) | 0.387 (194) |
| Stuart Energy | 0.303 (239) | 0.288 (15) | 0.250 (13) |
| Enefit, UAB | 0.300 (88) | 0.350 (109) | 0.490 (39) |
| Eldrive | 0.290 (107) | 0.370 (65) | 0.370 (47) |
| Elektrum Drive | 0.400 (30) | 0.440 (25) | 0.440 (41) |
| Lidl | 0.300 (35) | 0.360 (32) | — |
| Įkrautas | 0.315 (56) | 0.266 (1) | — |
| EV Infrastruktūra, UAB | — | — | 0.290 (20) |
| Eleport | 0.327 (2) | 0.424 (4) | 0.375 (14) |
| IONITY | — | — | 0.440 (3) |
| Tesla | — | — | 0.530 (1) |
Prices by city
Cities where that class’s price is known for at least 10 stations. Cheapest at the top.
AC (slow charging)
| Kaunas (121) | 0.290 |
| Vilnius (785) | 0.290 |
| Panevėžys (15) | 0.290 |
| Zarasai (12) | 0.290 |
| Šiauliai (15) | 0.300 |
| Druskininkai (11) | 0.300 |
| Palanga (14) | 0.312 |
| Klaipėda (47) | 0.337 |
| Tauragė (20) | 0.337 |
| Anykščiai (10) | 0.350 |
| Gargždai (15) | 0.363 |
Networks that moved prices most
The largest percentage moves in a network’s median, where the class has at least 3 of that network’s stations.
- Eleport HPC 0.339 → 0.375 +0.036 (+10.7%)
- Eleport DC 0.397 → 0.424 +0.027 (+6.7%)
Price-per-kWh changes recorded over the month: 640 (across 39 tariffs).
Methodology
- A month covers every day of that month for which we have price data. It becomes final only once the month has ended; until then the index is preliminary and updated daily.
- Calculated over stations, not over tariffs: each station’s daily average price (€/kWh incl. VAT) becomes that station’s monthly price (the mean of its days), and the national, network or city figure is the median of those prices. A median is insensitive to a handful of outlying tariffs.
- Classes: AC, DC (under 150 kW) and HPC (150 kW and above) are calculated separately. History does not separate DC from HPC, so a station’s DC price is filed under HPC when its most powerful DC connector is currently 150 kW or more. This is an approximation: a station with both 50 kW and 300 kW connectors counts entirely as HPC.
- Only cities where the class’s price is known for at least 10 stations take part in the comparison.
- A price change is a tariff-day whose price per kWh differed from that tariff’s previous recorded day.
- Prices exclude time, parking and session fees and subscription discounts. The data is the tariffs operators publish in the Via Lietuva National Access Point.
- History has been recorded since 2026-07-25; July 2026 and August 2026 are marked partial.
- When we correct a station’s price data during a month, it counts only from the day of the correction, and neither its network nor the national figures are compared with the previous month.
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Prices include VAT and are indicative. The day-by-day price trend is in the price history.