Electric vehicle charging providers Allego and Atlante have launched a cross-border partnership offering discounted charging rates for drivers travelling across Europe during the summer holiday season.
The promotion provides Allego Plus subscribers with reduced charging prices at Atlante’s fast-charging stations in Italy, France and Spain until 30 September 2026.
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Discounted Charging Across Southern Europe
Under the campaign, Allego Plus customers can access discounted charging through the Allego mobile application, where participating Atlante charging stations can be identified using the app’s filter function.
While the companies have not disclosed the final charging prices, they said the promotion offers discounts of up to 28% in Italy, 30% in France and 38% in Spain compared with standard rates.
The subscription also provides lower charging prices across Allego’s own network in Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands.
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Promotional Subscription Offer
Allego Plus normally costs €9.99 per month.
As part of a promotional campaign launched in late June, new customers who subscribe by 31 August 2026 will receive the service free for the first two months, lowering the entry cost for drivers seeking discounted charging during the holiday period.
In Germany, Allego recently reduced the Allego Plus charging tariff from €0.49 per kilowatt-hour to €0.39/kWh as a permanent pricing change.
By comparison, customers using the Allego Smart tariff without a subscription pay €0.59/kWh, while drivers paying directly at charging stations under the Allego Direct option are charged €0.76/kWh.
Expanding European Charging Access
The partnership combines Allego’s network of more than 35,000 charging points across 16 European countries with Atlante’s network of more than 350 charging locations throughout Southern Europe.
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Together, the companies said drivers will have access to more than 1,400 high-power charging (HPC) locations across the continent.
Allego and Atlante said the initiative is intended to simplify cross-border electric vehicle travel by reducing charging costs and helping drivers avoid unpredictable roaming fees when travelling between European countries.