IONNA knocks nearly 50% off EV fast charging for Labor Day — SkimNews
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- IONNA drops its network-wide fast-charging rate to $0.20/kWh from September 4–7 — nearly half off its regular $0.39/kWh cap — with no membership required.
- A standard 50 kWh session costs $10 during the sale, down from $19.50, saving drivers $9.50 per charge.
- BMW, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, and GM EV drivers can stack automaker discounts for $0.16/kWh (BMW, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz) or $0.18/kWh (GM) — both require sessions to start via the automaker's app or Plug & Charge.
- At the stacked rates, that same 50 kWh charge costs $8 for BMW/Hyundai/Mercedes drivers and $9 for GM drivers.
- IONNA crossed 100 live sites and roughly 1,000 charging bays in March and is targeting 30,000 online bays by 2030.
- IONNA's Rechargeries offer both NACS and CCS connectors at up to 400 kW, so the discount applies to any compatible EV, not just the eight founding brands.
Why it matters: For Labor Day road-trippers, the deal slashes a typical fast-charge session from $19.50 to as little as $8 — a roughly 59% cut — but only drivers who launch sessions through the correct app or Plug & Charge actually capture the stacked automaker discounts layered on top of the network-wide sale.
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