EV Charging Stations in San Fernando (Cádiz)
As of 24/10/2026, the municipality of San Fernando (Cádiz) has a total of 9 active public charging stations, with 23 dedicated charging bays and 26 connectors in service. Maximum power output reaches 60 kW, with 8 fast or ultra-fast plugs (≥43 kW).
Key Infrastructure Metrics — San Fernando
Official consolidated metrics from the public MITECO registry
- Stations
- 9 Physical locations
- Charging Points
- 23 Dedicated bays
- Active Plugs
- 26 Operational outlets
- Fast Charging
- 8 ≥ 43 kW
- Ultra-Fast
- 0 ≥ 150 kW
- Max Power
- 60 kW Peak recorded
Available Connectors in San Fernando
| Connector Type | Active Plugs |
|---|---|
| Tipo 2 (Mennekes) | 21 plugs |
| CCS Combo 2 | 3 plugs |
| CHAdeMO | 2 plugs |
Power Distribution in San Fernando
| Power Rating | Plugs |
|---|---|
| Ultra-fast (≥ 150 kW) | 0 plugs |
| Fast (43 to 149 kW) | 8 plugs |
| Semi-fast (7.4 to 22 kW) | 18 plugs |
| Standard (< 7.4 kW) | 0 plugs |
EV Charging Stations Map in San Fernando
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All EV Charging Locations in San Fernando
Verified specs, connector types and speeds from the official ministry registry
E-CA-SanFernando-001
62009007340015
61922022610018
62009007340032
San Fernando - Mercado Centro
Repsol ES, San Fernando De Cádiz
Frequently Asked Questions in San Fernando
How many public EV charging points are there in San Fernando?
San Fernando currently has 9 public charging stations registered in the official Spanish Ministry (MITECO) database, providing 26 operational charging plugs.
Are fast charging stations available in San Fernando?
Yes, San Fernando features 8 fast and ultra-fast charging plugs (≥43 kW up to 60 kW), suitable for rapid road trip top-ups.
Which charging networks operate in San Fernando?
Public charging infrastructure in San Fernando is mainly operated by ENDESA X WAY, S.L., PLENOIL, S.L., IBERDROLA CLIENTES S.A.U, among other regional networks.
Closest Neighboring Towns to San Fernando with EV Chargers
Physical proximity calculated via GPS Haversine distance from San Fernando
This directory is an independent public portal using official open data on electric vehicle charging infrastructure published by the Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge (MITECO, Government of Spain) . Displayed data corresponds to the latest consolidated registry import on 24/10/2026.
Independence & disclaimer: This directory is an independent initiative and does not represent MITECO or operating networks. Technical details (power ratings, connector availability and operating hours) are subject to real-time adjustments by individual station operators.