Overview

• AEDIVE reports 48,594 active public charging points as of October 1, using a methodology that counts only operational sites.
• ANFAC’s Q3 barometer tallies 52,107 installed points after adding 4,215 in the quarter, with 14,643 still inactive, keeping the inactivity rate at 22%.
• ANFAC says those inactive units would lift Spain past its 64,000‑point target, reaching 66,750, underscoring the gap between installation and use.
• ANFAC attributes delays to lengthy administrative procedures, while AEDIVE notes rapid year‑to‑date growth in higher‑power chargers: +77.7% for 50–250 kW, +61.9% above 250 kW, and +16.4% for 22–50 kW.
• High‑power capacity remains limited at 5,119 chargers of 150 kW or more (about 10% of the total), and interurban networks have just 17% fast chargers, as industry warns that exhausted MOVES III funds in several regions risk slowing adoption.