IONNA knocks nearly 50% off EV fast charging for Labor Day — SkimNews
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- IONNA is charging $0.20/kWh across its entire network from September 4 through September 7, with no paid membership required — a roughly 49% cut from its regular $0.39/kWh cap rate.
- A 50 kWh charge that normally runs up to $19.50 before tax will cost $10 during the sale, a $9.50 saving on a single session.
- BMW, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, and GM — four of IONNA's eight founding automakers — are stacking additional discounts when drivers start the session through their automaker's app or Plug & Charge: $0.16/kWh for the first three and $0.18/kWh for GM, bringing a 50 kWh fill to $8 or $9.
- IONNA crossed 100 live sites and nearly 1,000 charging bays in March and is targeting 30,000 bays online by 2030.
- The Labor Day rate applies to any compatible EV at IONNA's Rechargeries, which support both NACS and CCS connectors and offer charging speeds up to 400 kW.
Why it matters: A standard 50 kWh top-up costs $10 instead of $19.50 over the holiday weekend, and drivers of the four founding-automaker brands can push the price down further to $8-$9 — but the automaker stack only activates when the session is started through the carmaker's app or Plug & Charge, so tapping a credit card at the kiosk forfeits the extra savings.
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