Enefit Expands Electric Vehicle Charging Network in Lithuania, Introduces Bank Card Payment Option

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Lithuanian residents in Kaisiadorys District Municipality now have the option to pay for electric vehicle charging services using a bank card, in addition to existing mobile app and RFID card payment methods. The expansion, implemented by green energy solutions company Enefit, aims to enhance the convenience of electric vehicle travel. Over 100 Enefit charging stations across Lithuania now support bank card payments, with plans to enable this technology at the remaining stations, including those in Kaisiadorys.

Key Takeaways:

  • Enefit has installed electric vehicle charging stations in Raseiniai and Ariogala, offering bank card payment options in addition to mobile app and RFID card payment methods.
  • The bank card payment functionality is available at 22 and 47 kW Enefit charging stations in Kaisiadorys, Maironio g. 1 and Gedimino g. 140.
  • The technology is a direct response to customer expectations, as stated by Enefit's public charging network development manager, Tomas Zilionis.
  • The number of Enefit charging stations in Lithuania has exceeded 280 this year and continues to grow rapidly, with 610 stations in the Baltic States and Poland.
  • Enefit's public charging network aims to provide flexibility for electric vehicle drivers when traveling, with plans to launch services in Latvia and Poland in the near future.
  • The entire network of Enefit charging stations in the Baltic States and Poland currently consists of 610 stations, with a reported 280 in Lithuania.
  • Lithuania has 5.8 electric vehicles and 1.03 public charging stations per thousand inhabitants, according to a February 2025 report by GridX.

Statistics:

  • Over 100 Enefit charging stations across Lithuania support bank card payments.
  • Enefit has installed 22 and 47 kW charging stations in Kaisiadorys, Maironio g. 1 and Gedimino g. 140.
  • 610 Enefit charging stations operate in the Baltic States and Poland.
  • The number of Enefit charging stations in Lithuania has exceeded 280 this year.
  • Lithuania has 5.8 electric vehicles per thousand inhabitants.
  • 1.03 public charging stations are available per thousand inhabitants in Lithuania.
  • 4.4 electric vehicles per thousand inhabitants are available in Estonia, 0.77 public charging stations.
  • 3.5 electric vehicles per thousand inhabitants are available in Latvia, 0.62 public charging stations.

Sources:

  • Kaunas: Kaisiadorys District Municipality
  • Enefit's public charging network development manager, Tomas Zilionis
  • GridX (February 2025 report)