Madrid → Las Palmas

Análisis de la ruta

The 831-kilometer route from Madrid to Las Palmas presents a significant challenge for EV drivers, as the 549-minute drive duration, roughly nine hours, necessitates at least one charging stop despite the 374 stations available along the way. Although both cities are in Spain, the route is not cross-border, but the stark contrast in charging infrastructure is notable: Madrid has 275 stations, while Las Palmas has only 46. Since the climate for Madrid is listed as normal, drivers can expect typical range performance for the first leg, but the absence of a climate classification for Las Palmas introduces uncertainty about potential battery efficiency upon arrival. The high number of en-route stations suggests ample opportunity for charging, yet drivers should plan for a mid-journey stop to avoid range anxiety, especially given the distance exceeds the range of most current EVs under real-world conditions. Terrain variations between the mainland and the island destination may also affect consumption, making pre-trip charging station verification advisable.