Copec Voltex is the electric mobility brand of Chilean fuel retailer Copec and the country's largest public charging network. According to the public charger registry run by the SEC (Chile's electricity and fuels regulator) and the Ministry of Energy, checked on 10 November 2026, it has 269 public sites in all 16 regions, with 983 connectors, and 124 of those sites offer direct current (DC) fast charging.
Copec does not publish a price list on its website: its subscription page only says that rates vary with charging power. The figures in this guide are the ones the company reports for each connector to the SEC's interoperability platform: CLP 290 to 415 per kWh for slow (AC) charging and CLP 340 to 495 per kWh for fast (DC) charging. With the CLP 7,990 monthly plan, every charge is 15% cheaper.
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| Registered public sites | 269 |
| With fast charging (DC) | 124 |
| Highest connector power | 500 kW |
| Highest DC rate | $495/kWh |
How Copec Voltex works
Copec Voltex public charging runs through the Copec app, in its «Copec Voltex» section. There you find the charger, check each connector's power and status, start the session and pay with the registered card. For long trips, Copec also offers a route planner that shows the chargers along the way.
In the public registry, the Copec Voltex points that report a payment method list only «APP», both for paying and for starting the charge. There are no RFID cards or direct card payment at the charger, unlike Enel X Way, which reports credit card, app and subscription payments, and activation by app, RFID or QR code.
- Step 1: download the Copec app and register a credit, debit or prepaid card issued in Chile.
- Step 2: open «Copec Voltex» and pick the charger on the map, checking the connector's power.
- Step 3: plug the cable into the car and start the session from the app.
- Step 4: stop the charge from the app; you pay for the kWh delivered.
- Remote assistance: Copec asks drivers not to press the emergency button and to call 800 200 354.
Before setting off, check how fast your car can charge. Copec Voltex's own guide notes that speed depends on battery temperature, the state of charge on arrival (power drops above 80%), the car's limit and the charger type: a car that accepts 50 kW will not charge faster on a 150 kW unit. How Chile compares with the rest of the region in chargers per car is covered in our report on Latin America passing one million electric cars.
How much a kWh costs at Copec Voltex
In the registry, Copec Voltex reports an energy rate in Chilean pesos per kWh, with no fixed fee and no per-minute charge. The figure changes with the connector's power and, in some cases, with the location. This is how the rates reported for its connectors break down:
| Connector type | Most common rate | Reported range | Connectors at the most common rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| AC up to 7.4 kW | CLP 315/kWh | CLP 315 to 415 | 90 |
| AC above 7.4 and up to 22 kW | CLP 415/kWh | CLP 290 to 440 | 110 |
| DC 50 to 99 kW | CLP 450/kWh | CLP 340 to 450 | 58 |
| DC 100 to 199 kW | CLP 495/kWh | CLP 340 to 495 | 44 |
| DC 200 kW or more | CLP 495/kWh | CLP 440 to 495 | 24 |
Source: public charger registry (SEC interoperability platform), per-connector rates reported by Copec Voltex, checked on 10 November 2026. Grouping and calculation by Energía Futura. Six connectors show a CLP 0 rate and were left out. The current rate for each point should be checked in the app before charging.
In money terms: 40 kWh, about 250 km in a car that uses some 16 kWh per 100 km, costs CLP 12,600 on a CLP 315 AC charger, CLP 18,000 on a CLP 450 fast charger and CLP 19,800 on a CLP 495 one. At home, with distributor CGE's residential kWh at CLP 255.27 in October 2026, the same energy costs CLP 10,211. Charging in apartment buildings, where the price is usually the residential one, is explained in our guide to EV chargers in condominiums.
The CLP 7,990 subscription plan
The Copec Voltex subscription plan costs CLP 7,990 a month, is activated in the app in under a minute, has no minimum term and gives a 15% discount on every charge on the public network, plus Full loyalty points. When does it pay? At the CLP 495 DC rate the discount is CLP 74.25 per kWh, so the plan pays for itself from about 108 kWh a month. At CLP 450, from about 118 kWh.
| Rate without plan | With 15% off | Saving per kWh | kWh a month to cover CLP 7,990 |
|---|---|---|---|
| CLP 495 | CLP 420.75 | CLP 74.25 | 108 |
| CLP 450 | CLP 382.50 | CLP 67.50 | 118 |
| CLP 415 | CLP 352.75 | CLP 62.25 | 128 |
| CLP 315 | CLP 267.75 | CLP 47.25 | 169 |
Energía Futura calculation with registry rates and the plan price published by Copec Voltex on 10 November 2026. Drivers who charge almost always at home and use the network only on trips will rarely reach those volumes; for ride-hailing drivers, taxis or fleets that charge on the street, the plan pays off quickly.
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The network covers all 16 regions but is concentrated in Santiago: 160 of the 269 sites are in the Metropolitan Region. Valparaíso and O'Higgins follow with 17 each, and Coquimbo with 15. In fast charging, Copec Voltex has 45 DC sites in the Metropolitan Region, 16 in Valparaíso and 10 in Coquimbo, and covers corridors such as Route 5 between Copiapó and Castro.
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| Sites | |
|---|---|
| Metropolitana | 160 |
| Valparaíso | 17 |
| O'Higgins | 17 |
| Coquimbo | 15 |
| La Araucanía | 10 |
| Maule | 9 |
| Los Lagos | 9 |
| Antofagasta | 8 |
| Biobío | 7 |
| Atacama | 4 |
| Los Ríos | 4 |
| Ñuble | 3 |
| Tarapacá | 2 |
| Arica y Parinacota | 2 |
| Aysén | 1 |
| Magallanes | 1 |
| Region | Copec Voltex sites | With fast charging (DC) |
|---|---|---|
| Metropolitana | 160 | 45 |
| Valparaíso | 17 | 16 |
| O'Higgins | 17 | 7 |
| Coquimbo | 15 | 10 |
| La Araucanía | 10 | 8 |
| Maule | 9 | 9 |
| Los Lagos | 9 | 7 |
| Antofagasta | 8 | 5 |
| Biobío | 7 | 5 |
| Atacama | 4 | 3 |
| Los Ríos | 4 | 2 |
| Ñuble | 3 | 3 |
| Arica y Parinacota, Tarapacá, Aysén and Magallanes | 6 | 4 |
Source: public charger registry, 10 November 2026. Sites whose reported owner or operator is Copec (including 10 with no operator reported).
Copec says it has more than 90 fast-charging stations and that over half are ultra-fast, with 240 to 500 kW units, as it reported in December 2025. The registry, which lists each connector's maximum power, shows 27 Copec Voltex sites with 200 kW or more.
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| Power | |
|---|---|
| Peñalolén | 240 kW |
| Vitacura | 240 kW |
| Hijuelas | 500 kW |
| Quilicura | 240 kW |
| Villarrica | 240 kW |
| Sagrada Familia | 500 kW |
| Teno | 240 kW |
| Los Vilos | 400 kW |
| Los Vilos | 400 kW |
| Ñuñoa | 240 kW |
| Llaillay | 300 kW |
| Providencia | 240 kW |
| Teno | 500 kW |
| Vallenar | 500 kW |
| Providencia | 240 kW |
| Quinta Normal | 240 kW |
| Santiago | 240 kW |
| Ovalle | 240 kW |
| Santiago | 240 kW |
| Talca | 240 kW |
| Quillota | 240 kW |
| Colina | 240 kW |
| Macul | 240 kW |
| Rancagua | 240 kW |
| La Florida | 240 kW |
| Maipú | 240 kW |
| Las Condes | 240 kW |
At home: charger, installation and the TE6
For homes, Copec Voltex sells the charger with installation included through the Copec Flux quote tool; it cannot be bought online. The process has six stages: contact, site visit, quote, installation, certification with the SEC through the TE6 declaration, and handover. In its online store, the «Standard Residential Installation» item was listed at CLP 990,000 on 10 November 2026; what each project includes is defined during the site visit.
| Product or service | Price or condition | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Residential Installation | CLP 990,000 | Copec Voltex store, 10 Nov 2026 |
| Smart Home load manager (Wallbox) | CLP 144,990 | Copec Voltex store |
| Type 2 cable (5 m) | CLP 209,990 | Copec Voltex store |
| Type 1 cable (5 m) | CLP 189,990 | Copec Voltex store |
| Home charger warranty | 24 months from installation with TE6 | FAQ |
| Installation works warranty | 12 months from TE6 certification | FAQ |
Copec Voltex Smart Home is a load manager that measures the home's consumption in real time and lowers the charger's power so as not to exceed the grid connection's capacity. According to the company, it lets you charge as fast as possible without asking the distributor for more capacity. For apartment buildings, Copec Voltex offers a community solution in which each user pays for charging in the app and the company reimburses the energy to the building, with no impact on service charges.
- May 2021Wallbox chargers arriveCopec announces an alliance with Spain's Wallbox for homes and public spaces.
- December 202590 fast-charging stationsMore than half ultra-fast, with 240 to 500 kW units, and 30 points above 360 kW.
- December 2025Largest public charging ownerThe SEC counts 172 public installations, 37.07% of the country.
- November 2026269 sites in the registryWith 983 connectors, 311 of them DC.
How it compares with the competition
In the SEC's National EV Charging Infrastructure Report 2026, with data to December 2025, Copec is the largest owner of public charging sites in Chile, with 172 (37.07%), just ahead of Enel Mobility with 171. In the regulator's 2025 field inspections, 89.8% of the Copec sites checked had at least one working charger, the best figure among the operators measured.
On price, Copec Voltex is cheaper than Enel X Way for slow charging (CLP 315 versus CLP 439 per kWh) and dearer for high-power fast charging (CLP 495 versus CLP 439). The full comparison of operators, regions and connector types is in our report on EV charging stations in Chile 2026, and its main rival's network is covered in our guide to Enel X Way in Chile.
Frequently asked questions
How much does charging at Copec Voltex cost?
According to the rates reported to the public registry on 10 November 2026, CLP 290 to 415 per kWh for slow charging and CLP 340 to 495 per kWh for fast charging. The most common are CLP 315 (AC up to 7.4 kW), CLP 450 (50 kW DC) and CLP 495 (DC of 100 kW or more).
How do you pay at Copec Voltex?
Through the Copec app, in the «Copec Voltex» section, with a credit, debit or prepaid card issued in Chile.
How much is the Copec Voltex plan?
CLP 7,990 a month, with no minimum term and a 15% discount on every charge on the public network. It pays off from about 108 kWh a month at the CLP 495 fast-charging rate.
How many chargers does Copec Voltex have?
The public registry lists 269 sites, 656 charge points and 983 connectors, 311 of them DC. Copec reports more than 90 service stations with fast charging.
Does Copec Voltex install home chargers?
Yes. It quotes the charger with installation included, carries out the site visit and files the TE6 declaration with the SEC. The charger has a 24-month warranty and the works, 12 months.
Which connectors do Copec Voltex chargers use?
For slow charging, Type 2 (670 connectors in the registry); for fast charging, mainly CCS 2 (257) and some CHAdeMO (51).
