Find EV charging stations near your places
Public chargers from Open Charge Map around each place or in an area, with power, operator and status.
EV charging brings in public charging stations for electric vehicles from Open Charge Map, the open, worldwide register of chargers, filled in by charging networks, governments and drivers.
- Where: around each place that reaches it (your stores, dealers, hotels or depots), each city or area of the Area of interest, or around a point. Within sets how far from a place a station counts.
- Charging power: any, or only stations of 7, 22, 50 (fast) or 150 kW (ultra-fast) and more.
- Pass on: each of your places with
ev_stations,ev_points,ev_fast_stations,ev_max_kw, the nearest station and the main operators; or the stations themselves.
Each station has name, operator, address, points, connectors, max_power_kw, fast, status, usage, last_verified and its link on Open Charge Map. Put a Filter on Charging stations nearby or Charging power (kW) after it.
Open Charge Map is open data (CC BY 4.0) and its coverage varies by country: where few stations are listed, the step says the coverage may be thin. Stations change; a station’s status is as last reported.
BlocksEV charging
Templates that use these blocks
Charging network report for my citiesEvery public charger in your cities, with the fast ones and the gaps.Public car parks with no charger nearbyThe public car parks with the fewest chargers nearby, on a map.Car dealers with no fast charger nearbyDealers ranked by the fast chargers around them.Ferry terminals with few fast chargers nearbyFerry terminals with the fewest fast chargers nearby, every month.