Elektromobilität: Mehr als 200.000 öffentliche Punkte: Lademöglichkeiten für E-Autos nehmen in Deutschland zu
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In September 2025, more than 200,000 public charging points for electric vehicles (E-Autos) were available in Germany, according to data analyzed by the federal network agency. This is a 24% increase from July 2025. The data, provided to the Deutscher Auto-Reportage agency dpa, shows that there are around 150,000 standard and nearly 59,000 fast charging points across the country.
Stuttgart leads the way among the 107 city-states, with 2,107 charging points per 100 square kilometers, a 12% increase from the same day last year. Other cities with significant growth include Regensburg, Munich, and Mülheim an der Ruhr. In smaller cities and rural areas, charging infrastructure is lagging behind, requiring further improvement for a widespread transition to E-Autos.
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