Rome → Bari

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The 502-kilometer drive from Rome to Bari, with a driving time of 308 minutes, presents a straightforward but lengthy Italian journey for EV drivers. The route is not cross-border, and both cities operate under normal climate conditions, which avoids the range reduction concerns associated with colder weather. Drivers will find ample charging infrastructure, with 556 charging stations available along the route, making it highly feasible for most modern electric vehicles to complete the trip with at least one planned stop. While Rome hosts 281 stations, Bari has 72, indicating a significant drop in charging density at the destination, so drivers should ensure they arrive with sufficient charge or plan to charge before entering the city. The terrain between the two cities includes the Apennine mountains, which may increase energy consumption on inclines, but the high number of en-route stations mitigates this risk. A single charging stop of 30 to 45 minutes should be sufficient for a vehicle with a real-world range of around 350 kilometers under normal conditions.