EV charging station map, worldwide

Plug Atlas is a free map of electric car charging stations in any country. Search a city, ZIP or postcode, or use your location to see nearby chargers. Picking your plug is optional, and you can plan a trip with several charging stops.

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CCS: the most common fast-charging plug in North America and Europe.
NACS (Tesla): the plug on Teslas and a growing number of other cars in North America.
Type 2: the standard for AC charging in Europe, the UK and many other countries.
CHAdeMO: an older fast-charging plug on some Nissan and Mitsubishi models.
Not sure? Skip it and Plug Atlas shows every charger. Stations that don't list their plugs always stay visible.

What you can do

See power (kW), plug types, network, hours and availability when listed.
Turn on Fast to show only DC fast chargers (50 kW and up).
Save favorite stations and add planned stops, then open the full route in Google Maps or share it.
Get turn-by-turn directions to any charger.

Where the data comes from

Stations come from OpenStreetMap worldwide. In the United States and Canada, Plug Atlas also adds the US Department of Energy's public station data, which often includes power, plugs and hours. Station owners can add their own chargers too.

Chargers can be busy or broken, so check the station on arrival and keep a backup in mind.

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List your machines on the map for free so people nearby can find them. Featured listings are optional.

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