Madrid → Florence

Madrid → Florence by electric car: 1684 km, 8 charging stops. Chargers along the route with power, charge time and cost.

  • Distance: 1684 km
  • 8 charges
  • Charge: ≈ €128
  • Tolls: ≈ €110
  • Total cost: ≈ €238

Stops

  1. E.S. Shell La Muela. Rest. El Asturiano — 264 km · ≈ €23
  2. Ilerdauto Tàrrega — 446 km · ≈ €18
  3. Vilobí d'Onyar — 656 km
  4. PowerDot - Zone Commerciale - Pézenas — 854 km · ≈ €15
  5. TotalEnergies - Aire de Lançon de Provence Ouest — 1003 km · ≈ €15
  6. Tesla Supercharger Cagnes-sur-Mer — 1175 km · ≈ €15
  7. Tesla Supercharge aperto a veicoli non Tesla — 1391 km · ≈ €26
  8. COOP Montecatini | EnelX — 1608 km · ≈ €15

About this route

Madrid → Florence is 1684 km long and takes about 14h 51m of driving without stops.

Countries along the way: Spain, France, Monaco, Italy.

The plan includes 8 charging stops, placed so the battery never runs low.

Charging for the whole trip costs about €128 and tolls add about €110, so the trip comes to roughly €238.

Some stops on this route publish no price, so this total is an estimate.

Cheapest stop on this route: Vilobí d'Onyar, 656 km from the start.

Tolls on this route

Toll roads add about €110 for a standard car.

Charged sections: France — per section, ASF LE PERTHUS → LANCON (Ulys), ESCOTA LA BARQUE → LA TURBIE P/V (Ulys) (≈ €63); Italy — per section, Ventimiglia Confine Di Stato→Firenze Ovest (≈ €44); Spain — fixed charge, SEITT (≈ €3).

Charging on this route

Operators the plan stops at: Tesla (including non-tesla), PRIOE, Iberdrola | BP Pulse (ES), Zunder, Power Dot, TotalEnergies (FR).

A typical stop here runs from 20% to 80% and takes about 30 minutes at the plug.

Most of these start a session with a contactless bank card at the terminal; a few only work through their own app, so install those before you leave.

Winter and city rules on this route

Winter tyres in season: France (November 1 – March 31), Italy (November 15 – April 15).

Keep chains in the boot for mountain roads in: Spain, France, Italy.

City access and low-emission zones to check: Spain — ZBE; France — ZFE, Crit’Air; Italy — ZTL, Area B.

Dates and thresholds change every season, and some rules apply only to certain roads — check each country's official source before you leave.

Frequently asked questions

How far is Madrid → Florence?
It is 1684 km and about 14h 51m of driving; with the stops this plan schedules, count on roughly 20h 4m door to door.
How many stops does Madrid → Florence need?
The plan sets 8 of them, and the longest stretch it leaves without one is 264 km.
How much does Madrid → Florence cost?
Charging is about €128 and tolls add €110, so roughly €238 in all — about €7.6 per 100 km of energy.
Are there toll roads on Madrid → Florence?
Yes, about €110 in total. The most expensive stretch is France, at around €63.
Do I need a vignette for Madrid → Florence?
No. What this route charges is billed per section or as a fixed amount, so there is nothing to buy in advance.
Which countries does Madrid → Florence cross?
4 countries, in this order: Spain, France, Monaco, Italy.
Do I need winter tyres on Madrid → Florence?
Yes, in 2 of the countries you cross. The earliest season opens on November 1 and the last one closes on April 15, so anything between those dates needs proper tyres.
Are there city access zones on Madrid → Florence?
Yes, in 3 of the countries you cross. The schemes are city-level and enforced by camera, and most want a sticker or an online registration arranged before you arrive.
Which charging networks does Madrid → Florence use?
This plan visits 6 of them, led by Tesla (including non-tesla). One contactless card plus that operator's app covers most of the trip.
How exact are the prices on this page?
They come from the last price refresh for this corridor, recomputed weekly, so treat them as a planning estimate. Plan the same trip in the app and it re-checks every station live.

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