EV Charging Parking

$30/day gets you EV charging right by KEF Terminal 1

EV Charging Parking at Keflavik Airport sits next to the terminal, about a 5 minute walk from check-in at Terminal 1. You pay a flat daily rate of $30.00, so it pencils out cleanly for short trips of 1–3 days when you want your car fully charged on return.

For longer stays, the weekly rate runs $210.00 for 7 days, which matches the daily rate ($30.00 x 7). That means there’s no discount for week-long parking, but the tradeoff is proximity and on-site charging. If you’re gone 8–9 days, expect to cross the $240–$270 mark at checkout.

The walk is roughly 5 minutes from the EV Charging Parking area to the main departures hall at Terminal 1, so you’re effectively on-airport with no shuttle and no waiting. Bags in trunk to security in under 15 minutes is realistic if you’re already checked in and lines are normal.

Charging infrastructure here is built for electric vehicles, so you can leave the car plugged in the whole time you’re away. At a flat $30.00 per day, think of the fee as covering both parking and home-level charging without having to find a public charger on your way back from KEF.

Tip: Price out your exact stay: once you hit 7 days, you’re locked into the $210.00 weekly tier, so shifting departure or return by a day can save $30.00 if you can keep it to 6 days instead of 7.