Curated guide

Charging stations in Olbia

Everything you need to know before charging in and around Olbia: location, power and operators, kept up to date around the clock.

Fastest charger: Ionity (350 kW)

32
public charge points
18
fast chargers ≥150 kW
19
charging stations
350
kW · Max power

Olbia has 32 public charge points across 19 locations, and 18 of them are fast ones (50 kW or more).

The most powerful charger in the city delivers up to 350 kW, and there are chargers from 5 different operators.

As in most cities, you will find slow AC charging in the centre where cars park for long stretches, while the powerful fast chargers sit by the arterial roads and large car parks.

Operators in Olbia
Enel XIonityTeslaAtlanteAlperia
All charging stations
Ionity · Olbia350 kW · 6 charge pointsTesla SuperchargerOlbia · 250 kW · 4 charge pointsPlenitude McDonald'sOlbia · 110 kW · 1 charge pointsPowy PittarelloOlbia · 93 kW · 1 charge pointsAtlante Doppio MaltoOlbia · 60 kW · 1 charge pointsNeogyOlbia · 50 kW · 1 charge pointsEnel X Way Murta MariaOlbia · 50 kW · 1 charge pointsEnel X Way Olbia MareOlbia · 50 kW · 1 charge pointsEnel X WayOlbia · 50 kW · 1 charge pointsOlbia Fra Paolo | EnelX FastOlbia · 50 kW · 2 charge pointsEnel X Way EuronicsOlbia · 50 kW · 1 charge pointsEnel X Way TerranovaOlbia · 50 kW · 2 charge pointsVia degli ArrotiniOlbia · 22 kW · 1 charge pointsAudi San Pantaleo | EnelXOlbia · 22 kW · 2 charge pointsSardinia ServicesOlbia · 22 kW · 2 charge pointsOlbia StazioneOlbia · 3.6 kW · 1 charge pointsComune di OlbiaOlbia · 3.6 kW · 1 charge pointsEccelsa AviationOlbia · 2 charge pointsParkinGO OLBIAOlbia · 1 charge points
Frequently asked questions
How many public charging stations are there in Olbia?
There are 32 public charge points across 19 charging stations in Olbia, including 18 fast chargers (≥150 kW).
Are there fast chargers in Olbia?
Yes. Olbia has 18 fast charge points (50 kW or more). Filter for fast charging on the map to see only those.
Can I pay by card at chargers in Olbia?
Yes. Under the EU rule AFIR, new fast chargers of 50 kW must accept card or contactless payment, so you can pay without an app or subscription. The ad hoc price is often higher per kWh than a subscription, though.