Structured EV data by CarsMultiverse · Updated 17 July 2026 · Prices verified July 2026
10 electric cars compared for Italy: local list prices, range, efficiency and what each really costs to charge at Italian electricity rates. The cheapest EV on sale is the Dacia Spring at €17,900; the cheapest to run is the Dacia Spring at €4.52 per 100 km of home charging. Driving electric here costs on average 2.3× less per kilometre than a comparable petrol car.
Assumptions used on this page: household electricity at €0.36/kWh (GlobalPetrolPrices, latest published national average), 15,000 km per year, home charging. Range figures are WLTP. Prices are base list prices before options and before incentives.
Every major EV on sale in Italy: the data
| Model | Battery (kWh) | Range (WLTP, km) | kWh/100km | List price | After max incentive | Charging / 100km | Charging / year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dacia Spring | 24.3 | 226 | 12.4 | €17,900 | €6,900 | €4.52 | €677 |
| Leapmotor T03 | 37.3 | 265 | 16.3 | €18,900 | €7,900 | €5.94 | €891 |
| BYD Dolphin Surf | 30 | 220 | 15.5 | €19,490 | €8,490 | €5.65 | €847 |
| Citroën ë-C3 | 30 | 204 | 16.7 | €20,490 | €9,490 | €6.08 | €912 |
| Fiat 500e | 23.8 | 190 | 13.0 | €23,900 | €12,900 | €4.73 | €710 |
| Fiat Grande Panda Elettrica | 44 | 320 | 13.8 | €23,900 | €12,900 | €5.03 | €754 |
| Renault 5 E-Tech (40 kWh) | 40 | 310 | 14.5 | €24,950 | €13,950 | €5.28 | €792 |
| Tesla Model 3 | 62 | 534 | 13.0 | €36,990 | €25,990 | €4.73 | €710 |
| Jeep Avenger Elettrica | 51 | 400 | 15.5 | €39,400 | €28,400 | €5.65 | €847 |
| Tesla Model Y | 62 | 534 | 13.1 | €41,970 | €30,970 | €4.77 | €716 |
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Incentives in Italy
Grant up to €11,000 with income and scrappage conditions – ‘after incentive’ shows the maximum. Full details and eligibility in our EV incentives tracker and the 2026 global incentive ranking.
Charging in Italy
At €0.36/kWh, a typical 60 kWh battery costs about €21.84 to fill at home. Public rapid charging typically costs 2–3× the home rate — drivers who rely mostly on public chargers should scale the table’s charging costs accordingly. Petrol here averages €1.88/litre, so a comparable petrol car costs about €12.22 per 100 km — see our 36-country EV savings ranking for how Italy compares globally. To find chargers and dealers near you, use our Italy hub or the live map.
Methodology & sources
Prices are current base list prices collected July 2026 from AlVolante listino prices, Quattroruote and manufacturer configurators. Efficiency figures are official WLTP consumption where published, otherwise estimated from battery size and range (marked in the CSV). Electricity price: GlobalPetrolPrices household average, converted at 16-Jul-2026 exchange rates. Charging costs assume home charging with typical losses included in the consumption figure. Prices and specs change frequently — confirm with the manufacturer before purchase. Spotted an error? Tell us and we’ll fix it fast.
FAQ
What is the cheapest electric car in Italy in 2026?
The Dacia Spring, from €17,900 before incentives.
How much does it cost to charge an EV in Italy?
At home, about €0.36 per kWh — roughly €5.24 per 100 km for a typical EV, or around €786 per year at 15,000 km.
Is an EV cheaper to run than petrol in Italy?
Yes — on energy costs alone, about 2.3× cheaper per kilometre at current prices (€5.24 vs €12.22 per 100 km).
