Hamburg → Duisburg

Streckenanalyse

Driving an electric vehicle from Hamburg to Duisburg covers 375 kilometres, a journey that typically requires around 220 minutes of driving time. The route remains entirely within Germany, so no cross-border charging complications arise. Both cities experience a cold climate, which can reduce EV battery range by an estimated 10 to 30 percent depending on temperature and driving conditions, meaning drivers should plan for a charging stop even though the distance is manageable. The route is well-supported with 5,125 charging stations available along the way, offering ample opportunity for a mid-journey top-up. Duisburg itself has 456 charging stations, while Hamburg has 1,609, ensuring reliable infrastructure at both ends. For EV drivers, the practical implication is that a single charging stop of around 20 to 30 minutes should suffice, but cold-weather range reduction makes it prudent to charge slightly earlier than the car’s nominal range suggests, especially if travelling in winter or with a fully loaded vehicle.