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Charge@Home

Tax-free for employee and employer

The employee charges the company car at home and the session is transmitted to ENIO automatically. ENIO reimburses the employee for the electricity and re-invoices the company — plus a handling fee. In Austria the rate for 2026 is 32 cents per kWh.

Electric vehicle at a wallbox in a private garage32 cents per kWh in 2026 — tax-free under Austrian rules
How it works

Four steps, with no expense claim

1

The home charging session is transmitted

Automatically from the wallbox to ENIO, with no action from the employee.

More on thisThe wallbox reports every session to ENIO over OCPP — date, duration and energy. The employee reads nothing off, photographs nothing and enters nothing. Two RFID cards separate private and business charging on the same box.
2

ENIO invoices the company

One statement for all employees, plus a handling fee.

More on thisThe company receives a single invoice for all employees, broken down by person, vehicle and cost centre. No individual receipts, no expense forms, no payroll queries.
3

The employee is reimbursed

ENIO transfers the electricity cost and provides a PDF summary of every settled session.

More on thisIn Austria the tax-free rate for 2026 is 32 cents per kWh — for both sides. Alternatively an individual rate can be stored, for example the employee’s actual energy price from their electricity bill.
4

Everything stays traceable

Employees, sessions and cash flows are visible in the backend and optionally in the app.

More on thisEvery home session sits in the same backend as the sessions on site and on the road. Auditors, finance and fleet see the same list — and the employee sees their own in the app.
Do the maths

Why home charging costs the company less

Every kilowatt-hour a company car charges at home costs the employer a fraction of what the same kilowatt-hour costs at a hypercharger. Set your fleet below and the figures follow.

Your assumptions

What the company pays per year

Everything charged publicly—
With Charge@Home—
Home charging incl. handlingPublic charging
Saved per year—
  • per car and month—
  • per 100 km—
  • expense receipts no longer filed—
The home charging rate is tax-free in Austria — 32 cents per kWh in 2026. On top comes the handling fee you set above. What a hypercharger costs is set by its operator. The gap between the two is the real lever: it appears on every single session that does not have to happen on the road.
In the app

Private or company — the driver decides

The employee uses two different RFID cards, or the app, to mark whether the session is private or for the company. Charge@Home stations are highlighted only for the assigned user, their own vehicles are preselected and pool vehicles can be chosen.

  • Odometer entry at the start of a session, correctable afterwards
  • History of every session including odometer reading
  • Reimbursement is based on one kWh rate for all employees
  • Employees charging free of charge stay in the same system
Company car at a wallbox outside a home