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    ANWB Laadpas vs Eneco eMobility laadpascharging cards compared on cost and coverage

    What does your charging cost with ANWB Laadpas and Eneco eMobility laadpas?

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    ANWB Laadpas and Eneco eMobility laadpas side by side: both without a subscription, start fee: €0.89 and €0.39; in the worked example ANWB Laadpas €7.12 a month, Eneco eMobility laadpas not computable up front.

    Amounts from the providers' own sites, checked on September 27, 2026 · no paid placement

    ANWB LaadpasCharging card
    Card scoreGood, 7.3 out of 10
    Eneco eMobility laadpasCharging card
    Card scoreFair, 5.7 out of 10
    How the card score is built

    The numbers

    ANWB Laadpas and Eneco eMobility laadpas side by side

    What the card itself costs on top of the charger price: card, subscription, start fee and surcharge.

    ANWB Laadpas and Eneco eMobility laadpas: costs, use and card score
    ItemANWB LaadpasEneco eMobility laadpas
    Costs
    Cardone-off€2.95€2.95
    Subscriptionper month, entry planNoneNone
    Start feeper session€0.89€0.39Lower
    Surcharge on the charger priceNoneOwn price per charger
    Worked exampleextra per month, 100 kWh€7.12Cannot be worked out up front
    Use
    Price shown before chargingYesYes
    Works across EuropeYesYes
    Card or appCard and appCard
    ERE and score
    Own ERE dealNoPre-registration
    Card score7.3/10 · Good5.7/10 · Fair
    • Marked green: the lower amount, only when it stays lower if an amount with * were excl. VAT (then 21% is added). No mark: the same, or not certain which is lower.
    • Worked example: what the card costs per month on top of the charger price, at 100 kWh in 8 sessions at public chargers of €0.44 per kWh (the tariff of the municipal TotalEnergies chargers in Amsterdam).

    Worked example

    What ANWB Laadpas and Eneco eMobility laadpas cost extra per month

    Per plan: what you pay per month on top of the charger price at 100 kWh in 8 sessions at chargers of €0.44 per kWh.

    ANWB Laadpas

    Charging card

    Without subscription or entry plan

    €7.12a month

    Plans

    • Gratis laadpas (zonder abonnement)€7.12

    • Laadpas met abonnement€3.99

    Where
    Many networks
    Payment
    Card and app
    For whom
    Anyone in the Netherlands

    Eneco eMobility laadpas

    Charging card

    Without subscription or entry plan

    Cannot be worked out up front: own price per charger, shown in the app

    Plans

    • Laadpas zonder abonnementNot computable

    • Laadpas met abonnementNot computable

    Where
    Many networks
    Payment
    Card
    For whom
    Anyone in the Netherlands

    Amounts: the providers' tariff pages (see Sources).

    Card score

    Score per pillar

    Nine public checks in three pillars, the same rules for every card. Anything not public earns 0 points.

    How the card score works
    • ANWB Laadpas7.3/10Card score · Good
    • Eneco eMobility laadpas5.7/10Card score · Fair

    • Costs

      weight 40%

      ANWB Laadpas3.3
      Eneco eMobility laadpas3.3

    • Transparency

      weight 35%

      ANWB Laadpas10.0
      Eneco eMobility laadpas6.7

    • Usability

      weight 25%

      ANWB Laadpas10.0
      Eneco eMobility laadpas8.3
    See every point per check
    Card score: points per check
    CheckANWB LaadpasEneco eMobility laadpas
    Cost in the worked exampleCosts · Cheapest third: 1 · middle third: 0.5 · not computable: 00 / 10 / 1
    No subscription neededCosts · Entry plan without a monthly fee: 11 / 11 / 1
    Start fee per sessionCosts · None: 1 · up to €0.35: 0.50 / 10 / 1
    Price shown before chargingTransparency · Yes: 1 (AFIR Art. 5(5))1 / 11 / 1
    Price computable up frontTransparency · No, fixed or percentage surcharge: 1 · flat own kWh price: 0.51 / 10 / 1
    All amounts publicTransparency · With VAT stated: 1 · without: 0.51 / 11 / 1
    Works across EuropeUsability · Yes: 11 / 11 / 1
    For any carUsability · No brand restriction: 11 / 11 / 1
    Card and appUsability · Both: 1 · one of them: 0.51 / 10.5 / 1

    Extras

    Coverage, transparency and extras

    The first sentence of what the provider itself says. Everything is on each card's page, with sources.

    • Works across Europe

      ANWB LaadpasYes

      Over 1,000,000 charge points in the Netherlands and abroad; per the FAQ the card works at more than 80% of public (fast) chargers abroad.

      Eneco eMobility laadpasYes

      More than one million charge points in Europe; fixed tariffs differ per country (Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, other countries).

    • Tariff and price up front

      ANWB LaadpasPrice shown up front

      The card itself is free; ANWB charges a one-off €2.95 shipping fee.

      Eneco eMobility laadpasPrice shown up front

      €2.95 is a one-off shipping fee for a separate card (key fob: €4.95 purchase incl. VAT); buying a home charger includes a free card.

    • ERE deal

      ANWB LaadpasNo

      ANWB's ERE page explains EREs and refers to registration service providers; it does not describe an ERE service run by ANWB itself.

      Eneco eMobility laadpasPre-registration

      Eneco eMobility is preparing an ERE service for home chargers; pre-registration is open, but payout and terms have not been published yet (indication on the page: up to approx. €0.10 per kWh).

      View this ERE offer

    • Home charging

      ANWB Laadpas

      ANWB sells a home charger with MID meter (Zaptec Go 2) including installation.

      Eneco eMobility laadpas

      Eneco eMobility sells home chargers (with a free card) and the app lets you set an electricity reimbursement rate for home charging, e.g. for a lease car.

    • Business

      ANWB LaadpasYes

      ANWB Zakelijk offers the same card or key fob for SMEs, sole traders and employees, with one monthly invoice in the company's name (VAT shown separately).

      Eneco eMobility laadpasYes

      Business charging solutions for companies, real estate, leasing and employees' homes via eneco-emobility.com/zakelijk; business card tariffs are not on the consumer pages.

    • Good to know

      ANWB Laadpas

      Free card: cancel any time with immediate effect in the app.

      Eneco eMobility laadpas

      Cancellable monthly with one month's notice; the subscription ends on the last day of the month.

    Which one suits whom?

    The differences at a glance

    No winner and no advice: these are the differences in the public data. Lower means a lower amount, nothing more.

    ANWB Laadpas

    • No surcharge: you pay the charge point's price
    • As a card and in the app
    All about ANWB Laadpas

    Eneco eMobility laadpas

    • Lower start fee: €0.39 against €0.89 per session
    • Own price per charger, shown in the app
    • Card only
    • Own ERE deal: pre-registration
    All about Eneco eMobility laadpas

    Both

    • No subscription needed
    • Works across many networks
    • Shows the price before charging
    • Works across Europe
    • For any car

    Sources

    Where the numbers come from

    ANWB Laadpas

    Checked on September 27, 2026

    Eneco eMobility laadpas

    Checked on September 27, 2026

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    Questions

    Frequently asked questions

    Answered with the numbers on this page, the same way for both.

    What does charging with ANWB Laadpas and Eneco eMobility laadpas cost?

    ANWB Laadpas: subscription none, start fee €0.89, surcharge none. Eneco eMobility laadpas: subscription none, start fee €0.39, surcharge own price per charger.

    Do ANWB Laadpas and Eneco eMobility laadpas work across Europe?

    ANWB Laadpas: yes. Over 1,000,000 charge points in the Netherlands and abroad; per the FAQ the card works at more than 80% of public (fast) chargers abroad. Eneco eMobility laadpas: yes. More than one million charge points in Europe; fixed tariffs differ per country (Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, other countries).

    Do ANWB Laadpas and Eneco eMobility laadpas show the price before charging?

    ANWB Laadpas: yes. Eneco eMobility laadpas: yes. That counts towards the card score, under transparency.

    What is the card score of ANWB Laadpas and Eneco eMobility laadpas?

    ANWB Laadpas 7.3/10 (good); Eneco eMobility laadpas 5.7/10 (fair). The card score counts nine public checks: costs 40%, transparency 35% and usability 25%, with the same rules for every card.

    Do ANWB Laadpas and Eneco eMobility laadpas have an ERE deal?

    ANWB Laadpas: no. ANWB's ERE page explains EREs and refers to registration service providers; it does not describe an ERE service run by ANWB itself. Eneco eMobility laadpas: pre-registration. Eneco eMobility is preparing an ERE service for home chargers; pre-registration is open, but payout and terms have not been published yet (indication on the page: up to approx. €0.10 per kWh). Since 1 January 2026, ERE payment for home charging needs a charger with a built-in MID meter; you can also arrange ERE separately from your energy supplier or charging card.

    Do you also charge at home?

    With a charger that has a built-in MID meter you earn ERE payment for what you charge at home. Compare the providers on net earnings and trust.

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