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Rifferswil: charging stations and electric cars
Electric cars
For Rifferswil, the FSO counts 61 electric cars and 15 plug-in hybrids among 628 passenger cars (as of 2025). That is 9,7 % electric cars, against a Swiss average of 5,2 %. A year earlier there were 45. In 2025, 8 electric cars were newly registered, 42,1 % of all new passenger cars.
Public charging points
For Rifferswil, no public charging point is reported to the SFOE (as of 26.10.2026). The nearest is 2,5 km away in a straight line, in Hausen am Albis. The nearest fast charger with more than 42 kW is 2,8 km away in a straight line, in Mettmenstetten.
Charging at home
Charging at home for Rifferswil costs 23,16 Rp./kWh energy price at the local grid operator, with no basic charge (tariff 2026). For 100 km that is about CHF 4.48 plus VAT, calculated with 18 kWh consumption and 6,9 % charging loss at the wallbox. For 2027, 22,77 Rp./kWh has been reported. At public charging points the operator’s price applies, not the grid operator’s tariff. The “Charging” tab shows what operators report.
Nearby municipalities
- Kappel am Albis: 6 charging points, 2,4 km
- Mettmenstetten: 18 charging points, 2,7 km
- Hausen am Albis: 9 charging points, 2,9 km
- Aeugst am Albis: 2 charging points, 3,5 km
- Knonau: 5 charging points, 3,6 km
- Langnau am Albis: 8 charging points, 4,5 km
Where the figures come from
- Electric cars: FSO, road vehicle stock by municipality, as of 2025, and new registrations 2025. Counted by the keeper’s address, so company cars are included. We do not show figures under 5.
- Charging points: SFOE, charging stations for electric cars (ich-tanke-strom.ch), daily export of 26.10.2026. The municipality follows from the coordinate and swisstopo’s municipal boundaries (swissBOUNDARIES3D).
- Occupancy: our own measurement from the SFOE status reports, every 3 minutes, week 19.–25.10.2026. The figures are openly available at /ladenetz-gemeinden.json.
- Electricity tariff: ElCom, tariffs reported by the distribution system operators, standard product, profile H5 (7’500 kWh a year, house with an electric car), excluding VAT.
What the figures do not say
- Private chargers in garages and at houses are not recorded centrally anywhere and are missing here. Most electric cars charge there.
- No reported charging point does not mean there is none: an operator who does not report its charger to the SFOE is missing from the file.
- Charging sessions are a lower bound. We count the change from free to occupied between two readings; a session shorter than three minutes is missed.
- Occupancy counts how often a charging point was reported as occupied. A car that stays parked after charging counts as occupied.