Amalfi → Genoa

Route analysis

Driving an electric vehicle from Amalfi to Genoa covers 758 kilometres, a journey that demands careful charging planning despite the route's 1,029 available charging stations. The drive duration of 484 minutes, or roughly eight hours, means at least one, and likely two, charging stops will be necessary for most EVs, given typical real-world ranges. Both cities experience a normal climate, so no significant cold-weather range reduction is expected. Amalfi, with 28 stations, is a smaller charging hub, while Genoa offers 128 stations, providing ample destination charging. The route is not cross-border, remaining entirely within Italy, which simplifies payment and network access. Drivers should note that the winding coastal terrain between these cities may increase energy consumption, potentially requiring a buffer in range calculations. The high density of charging infrastructure along the route reduces range anxiety, but planning stops around the midpoint, such as near Livorno or La Spezia, would be prudent to avoid low battery levels.