Madrid → Palma

Análisis de la ruta

The 878-kilometer drive from Madrid to Palma requires approximately 850 minutes behind the wheel, a journey that presents unique logistical challenges for EV drivers due to the absence of a direct road connection across the sea. While the route is not cross-border and both cities enjoy a normal climate with no extreme temperature effects on battery range, the practical reality is that reaching Palma necessitates a ferry crossing, as no bridge or tunnel connects mainland Spain to the Balearic Islands. Despite 1114 charging stations scattered along the route, drivers must carefully plan a charging stop before boarding the ferry, as Palma itself offers only 108 stations for a city of its size. The drive from Madrid to the coast, likely through varied terrain, will demand at least one or two intermediate charging sessions given the distance, with the final leg requiring sufficient charge to cover any local driving upon arrival. The normal climate in both cities means range estimates remain standard, but the ferry crossing introduces an unavoidable break where charging is not possible, making pre-boarding charging strategy critical for a seamless journey.