Endesa and Cepsa are strengthening their strategic partnership to reshape the electric mobility landscape in Europe, aiming to scale their charging networks and pressure major rivals like Iberdrola and Repsol. The two energy players plan a joint bid that blends their respective charging point networks into a cohesive, interoperable system while keeping the networks independently managed. Customers will see cross-promotional benefits and simplified access across both brands, with a strong emphasis on seamless user experience.
Two years after signing an operating agreement, Endesa and Cepsa have expanded their collaboration into a comprehensive program branded under a shared banner. The tagline We are together at every charge reflects the goal of enabling customers to charge at home and on the road, while competing aggressively on prices and broader value-added offers that enhance the overall charging experience.
New members who enroll in the program receive an upfront bonus just for joining, including 90 kilowatt hours of usable energy. This incentive is embedded in the mobile apps from both companies and remains valid across both charging networks. Industry observers estimate that, with these combined resources, customers can travel well beyond typical daily ranges at little to no extra cost, thanks to the bundled energy credits and promotional tiers.
Among the financial benefits are credits of up to 4 euro cents per kWh, loyalty rewards, and discounts of up to 10 cents per euro on all charges incurred at the charging points operated by either company. These savings are designed to complement in-store promotions at associated service stations. Additionally, households with an Endesa home charger will be able to sign up for a dedicated electricity tariff that allows overnight vehicle charging at zero energy cost, plus a 20% discount during remaining hours.
Thousands of ultra-fast chips
The alliance is driving the deployment of a robust charging network while ensuring interoperability. Even as both brands keep their networks distinct, the combined effort accelerates the overall coverage and reliability of charging infrastructure. Endesa’s public charging network already includes more than 5,000 points, with several hundred ultra-fast locations delivering 150 kW to 350 kW charging speeds. The objective for the coming months is to expand to about six hundred ultra-fast points, prioritizing transport corridors and high-traffic areas that support long-distance travel.
Cepsa maintains a broad ultra-fast charging footprint across Spain and Portugal, with chargers rated at least 150 kW along major routes and corridors. The company has pursued a comprehensive rollout that complements its broader energy offering, reinforcing readiness for the growing demand from electric vehicles across the region.
The broader strategy involves a multi-faceted push: expanding charging capacity, improving reliability, and delivering tangible cost savings to customers who choose the joint program. The partners highlight that the combined network will remain technically independent while delivering a seamless user experience through shared applications and cross-network eligibility. The aim is to create a more convenient, cost-effective charging ecosystem that encourages broader EV adoption and supports sustainable mobility goals across national markets. The push also anticipates continued investment in technology development and scale to meet rising demand in the near term. These developments are tracked and reported in corporate communications from Endesa and Cepsa, with the understanding that the initiative is part of a wider industry movement toward interoperable, consumer-friendly charging solutions.