H. Yoo
Research expert covering South Korea
Electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Germany - Statistics & facts
In March 2024, the Federal Government stated it aimed to have 15 million battery-electric vehicles on German roads by 2030. This would represent a growth of over 13 million compared to the 1.65 million all-electric cars registered in the country in 2025. To achieve this goal, the country will need to increase its electric vehicle charging infrastructure. As of July 2024, the German Federal Government spent around 2.62 billion euros in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure funding. As a result of this large financing effort, nearly 893,100 subsidized charging points were in operation in mid-2024. While most EV owners could install or already had access to private charging facilities, the German public charging network also needs to match the growing electric vehicle fleet.
