How much does it cost to charge an EV at a public station?

Public EV charging costs vary by country, network, and charger speed. USA: $0.20-$0.60 per kWh. UK: 30-79p per kWh. India: ₹10-25 per kWh. Europe: €0.30-0.79 per kWh. DC fast charging costs 2-3x more than Level 2. Free chargers are available at many locations. Tesla Superchargers are typically $0.25-$0.50 per kWh.

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Find the nearest EV charging station instantly with free GPS. Search Tesla Supercharger, ChargePoint, EVgo, Electrify America, Tata Power, Ather Grid, and 1000+ networks worldwide. Filter by DC fast, CCS, CHAdeMO, Type 2, free chargers, or 24-hour availability. No sign-up, no app needed.

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About this EV charging station finder

This free tool helps you find EV charging stations near you instantly using your device's GPS plus the world's largest open mapping database (OpenStreetMap). No accounts, no app installs, no country lock. Coverage spans 190+ countries with detailed data across the USA, UK, India, Europe, Australia, Canada, Singapore, Japan, and the UAE.

Whether you drive a Tesla Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X, or Cybertruck; a Nissan Leaf, Hyundai Kona Electric, Hyundai Ioniq 5/6, Kia EV6/EV9, Tata Nexon EV, MG ZS EV, BYD Atto 3 or Seal, Mahindra XUV400, Volkswagen ID.4, Ford Mustang Mach-E, Chevy Bolt, BMW iX, Mercedes EQS, Polestar 2, Lucid Air, Rivian R1T, or any other electric vehicle, this tool searches the same global charging dataset.

Use the city search field if you are planning a road trip across the USA, navigating UK motorways, exploring European autobahns, driving through Indian highways, or visiting a new metro on business travel.

EV charging connector types explained

Different electric vehicles use different connectors. Knowing which connector your EV uses ensures you find compatible chargers:

Tesla Supercharger (NACS): Tesla's proprietary fast charging connector, used at 50,000+ Tesla Supercharger stations worldwide. Now also supports non-Tesla EVs in Europe and select USA locations via the Tesla app. Newer Ford, GM, Rivian, and other brands are adopting NACS in North America.
CCS Type 1 (Combo 1): The dominant fast charging standard in USA and Canada. Used by Chevy Bolt, Ford F-150 Lightning, Volkswagen ID series, Hyundai/Kia EVs, and most non-Tesla American EVs.
CCS Type 2 (Combo 2): The dominant fast charging standard in Europe, UK, India, Australia, and most of the world. Mandatory for new EVs sold in EU since 2014.
CHAdeMO: Japanese fast charging standard, used primarily by Nissan Leaf, older Kia Soul EV, older Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV. Being phased out as CCS dominates globally.
Type 2 (Mennekes) AC: Standard slow/medium charging connector in Europe, UK, India, Australia. Used at most Level 2 destination chargers (3-22 kW).
Type 1 (J1772) AC: Standard Level 2 AC connector in USA, Canada, Japan. Used at most home and workplace chargers (3-7 kW).
GB/T: Chinese national standard, used inside China for both AC and DC charging.

EV charging speeds and what to expect

Level 1 (Slow, 1.4-3 kW): Standard household outlet (110V US / 220V EU). Adds ~5-8 km of range per hour. Suitable for overnight charging at home only. Most EVs include a Level 1 portable charger.
Level 2 (AC, 3-22 kW): Dedicated EV charger using 240V. Adds 30-60 km of range per hour. Common at homes, offices, hotels, malls, and parking garages. Full charge takes 4-8 hours.
DC Fast (Level 3, 50-150 kW): High-power DC charging at highway stations and dedicated hubs. Charges 80% in 30-60 minutes. Brands: Tesla Supercharger V2 (150 kW), most ChargePoint/EVgo DC chargers.
Ultra-fast DC (150-350 kW): Latest generation chargers. Charges 80% in 15-25 minutes for capable EVs. Found at Ionity, Electrify America Hyper-fast, Tesla V3/V4 Supercharger, and premium highway stations.

EV charging networks by country

USA: Tesla Supercharger (50,000+ stations worldwide), ChargePoint (largest network with 250,000+ ports), EVgo (1,000+ DC fast stations), Electrify America (highway focus), Blink Charging, Volta Charging (free at retail), SemaConnect, FreeWire.

UK: BP Pulse (largest UK network), Pod Point, Shell Recharge, Ionity (premium highway), Gridserve Electric Forecourts, InstaVolt, Osprey Charging, GeniePoint.

Europe: Ionity (350 kW highway network across 24 countries), Fastned (DC fast hubs), Allego, EnBW mobility+, TotalEnergies, EVBox, NewMotion (Shell Recharge), Vattenfall.

India: Tata Power EZ Charge (5,500+ stations across 630+ cities, India's largest), Ather Grid (free for Ather scooter owners, 2,000+ chargers), Statiq (7,000+ chargers, real-time availability), Jio-bp Pulse (700+ fast chargers), ChargeZone (13,500+ stations via OCPI roaming), Bolt.Earth (100,000+ chargers), Magenta Charge Point, EESL government stations.

Australia: Chargefox (largest network), NRMA Electric, Evie Networks, AmpCharge, JOLT (free city chargers), Engie Drive.

Canada: Petro-Canada Electric Highway, FLO (Quebec, Ontario), Circuit Électrique, ChargePoint, Tesla Supercharger.

Other regions: Shell Recharge (global), BYD chargers (China), CHARGE+ (Singapore), EVcafe (Philippines), DEWA Green Charger (Dubai/UAE), SEC Charge (Saudi Arabia).

Tips for finding EV chargers on road trips

Plan charging stops every 100-200 miles (160-320 km): Use the 10 km radius search to find DC fast chargers near highway exits.
Check your EV's max charging speed: A 350 kW charger only helps if your car can accept that. Most India and entry-level EVs accept 50-100 kW max. Premium EVs like Hyundai Ioniq 5, Kia EV6, Porsche Taycan, Lucid Air support 250-350 kW.
Tesla owners in USA/Canada: Use the "Tesla Supercharger" filter. Tesla's network is the most reliable with the highest uptime rate (~99.5%).
Non-Tesla EVs in Europe: Tesla Magic Dock Superchargers are now available to all EVs with CCS in most European countries.
Indian road trips: Tata Power EZ Charge has the densest highway coverage. Ather Grid is great for two-wheeler EVs on shorter trips.
UK motorway charging: InstaVolt and Gridserve Electric Forecourts offer the fastest charging on motorways.
Always have a backup: Cross-check with PlugShare, ChargePoint, or your EV manufacturer's app for real-time availability and pricing.
Carry connector adapters: A CHAdeMO-to-CCS adapter (for older Nissan Leaf) or Tesla-to-J1772 adapter (for Tesla in older USA stations) can save your trip.

How EV charging costs work

Public EV charging costs vary widely by country, network, charger speed, and time of day:

USA: $0.20-$0.60 per kWh. Tesla Supercharger: $0.25-$0.50/kWh. Electrify America: $0.43-$0.48/kWh (member pricing lower).
UK: 30-79 pence per kWh. BP Pulse: 44-79p/kWh depending on speed. Tesla Supercharger: ~50p/kWh.
Europe: €0.30-€0.79 per kWh. Ionity charges premium rates (~€0.69/kWh) but offers subscription discounts.
India: ₹10-₹25 per kWh. Tata Power: ₹13-22/kWh depending on city and charger type. Ather Grid: free for Ather owners (limited time offer).
Australia: AU$0.40-$0.80 per kWh. JOLT chargers: free for first 7 kWh per day.
Free chargers: Available at many malls, hotels, supermarkets, Volkswagen dealerships, and Tesla destination chargers at participating hotels.

EV charging stations around the world

This tool helps you find EV chargers in every major city and country. Below is a sample of regions with strong charging infrastructure coverage:

EV charging in the United States

Find EV charging stations near you in major US cities including New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, Philadelphia, San Antonio, San Diego, Dallas, Austin, Seattle, Denver, Boston, Atlanta, Miami, Portland, Las Vegas, and Washington DC. The USA has 200,000+ public EV charging ports across 75,000+ locations as of 2026, with California, Texas, Florida, and New York leading deployment.

EV charging in the United Kingdom

Search for EV chargers in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Leeds, Liverpool, Bristol, Newcastle, Sheffield, Belfast, Cardiff, and Nottingham. The UK has 75,000+ public charging devices with BP Pulse, Pod Point, Shell Recharge, and InstaVolt operating the largest networks. Motorway service areas like Gridserve Electric Forecourts offer 350 kW ultra-rapid charging.

EV charging in India

Find EV charging stations in Indian cities including Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Indore, Surat, Nagpur, Bhopal, Visakhapatnam, Patna, Coimbatore, and Kochi. India's EV charging infrastructure has grown to 22,000+ public charging points by 2025, with Tata Power, Statiq, Ather Grid, Jio-bp Pulse, and ChargeZone leading deployment.

EV charging in Europe

Locate EV chargers across Europe: Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Frankfurt (Germany), Paris, Lyon, Marseille (France), Amsterdam, Rotterdam (Netherlands), Madrid, Barcelona (Spain), Rome, Milan (Italy), Vienna (Austria), Stockholm (Sweden), Oslo (Norway, world's highest EV penetration), Copenhagen (Denmark), Brussels (Belgium), Zurich (Switzerland), and Helsinki (Finland). Norway leads the world with 80%+ EV market share and densest charging network.

EV charging in Australia and New Zealand

Find EV chargers in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Hobart, Gold Coast, Newcastle, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch. Chargefox, NRMA, Evie Networks, AmpCharge, and JOLT operate the major Australian networks. The NRMA Electric network includes 100+ DC fast chargers along major highways.

EV charging in Canada

Search for EV charging stations in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Quebec City, Halifax, Victoria. The Petro-Canada Electric Highway connects coast to coast with DC fast chargers every 250 km. FLO, Circuit Électrique, and ChargePoint operate the main urban networks.

EV charging in Middle East and Asia

Locate EV chargers in Dubai, Abu Dhabi (UAE), Singapore, Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), Bangkok (Thailand), Jakarta (Indonesia), Manila (Philippines), Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam), Tokyo, Osaka (Japan), Seoul (South Korea), Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen (China), Hong Kong, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia), Tel Aviv (Israel).

Voice search for EV charging stations

You can also use voice assistants to find EV charging stations:

"Hey Google, find EV charging stations near me" - opens Google Maps with charging stations
"Alexa, find an EV charging station" - works in Alexa-enabled vehicles via EVgo integration
"Siri, where is the closest EV charger?" - opens Apple Maps with charging stations
"OK Google, navigate to nearest Tesla Supercharger" - works for any Tesla-compatible EV

For more detailed filtering by connector type, charging speed, free vs paid, and 24-hour availability, use the dedicated finder above which works on any device without voice commands.

Common questions

How do I find the nearest EV charging station near me?

Open the EV charging station finder above and tap "Find EV Chargers Near Me". Allow location access. Within seconds you will see every nearby EV charger sorted by walking distance, with one-click directions, available connectors, charging speeds, and pricing where listed. Works on any phone, tablet, or laptop without app installation.

Where is the closest EV charging station to my location?

The closest EV charging station depends on your current GPS location. Use the "Find EV Chargers Near Me" button to instantly locate every nearby charging point within 1, 2, 5, or 10 kilometers. The map will show the exact distance to each station in meters or kilometers.

How do I find a Tesla Supercharger near me?

Use the "Tesla Supercharger" filter on the map above to show only Tesla Supercharger locations. In Europe, UK, and select USA stations, Tesla Superchargers now also support non-Tesla EVs with CCS connectors via the Tesla app. Tesla operates 50,000+ Superchargers globally with locations in 50+ countries.

What is the difference between Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 (DC fast) charging?

Level 1 (3 kW) uses standard household outlets, adding 5-8 km of range per hour, suitable for overnight charging only. Level 2 (7-22 kW) uses dedicated 240V outlets, adding 30-60 km per hour, common at homes, offices, malls, and hotels. Level 3 / DC Fast (50-350 kW) charges 80% in 20-40 minutes, found at highway stations and dedicated fast charging hubs.

What is the difference between CCS and CHAdeMO connectors?

CCS (Combined Charging System) is the dominant fast charging standard in Europe, USA, India, and most of the world. CHAdeMO is a Japanese standard used primarily by Nissan Leaf and older Mitsubishi EVs. Most modern EVs use CCS. The map filters by connector so you only see compatible chargers for your vehicle.

Are there free EV chargers near me?

Yes. Use the "Free chargers" filter to show only free EV charging stations. Many malls, hotels, restaurants, and corporate offices offer free EV charging as a customer perk. Most are slower Level 2 (7 kW) chargers, perfect for 1-4 hour parking sessions. Free DC fast chargers are rare but exist at Volkswagen dealerships, some grocery chains, and Ather Grid for Ather scooter owners in India.

How long does it take to charge an electric vehicle?

Charging time depends on the charger's power output and your battery size. Level 1 (3 kW) takes 12-20 hours for a full charge. Level 2 (7-22 kW) takes 4-8 hours. DC Fast (50 kW) takes 40-60 minutes for 80%. Ultra-fast chargers (150-350 kW) take 15-25 minutes for 80%. Tesla Superchargers V3 deliver up to 250 kW, while V4 chargers can deliver up to 350 kW.

How much does it cost to charge an EV at a public charging station?

Public EV charging costs vary by country, network, and charger speed. USA: $0.20-$0.60 per kWh. UK: 30-79p per kWh. India: ₹10-25 per kWh. Europe: €0.30-0.79 per kWh. DC fast charging typically costs 2-3x more than Level 2. Free chargers are available at many locations. Tesla Superchargers are typically $0.25-$0.50 per kWh.

Which EV charging networks are covered worldwide?

The map includes all major networks: USA (Tesla, ChargePoint, EVgo, Electrify America, Blink, Volta, SemaConnect), UK (BP Pulse, Pod Point, Shell Recharge, Ionity, Gridserve), Europe (Ionity, Fastned, Allego, EnBW, Total Energies), India (Tata Power EZ Charge, Ather Grid, Statiq, Jio-bp Pulse, ChargeZone, Bolt.Earth, Magenta), Australia (Chargefox, NRMA, AmpCharge), Canada (Petro-Canada, FLO, Circuit Électrique), and 1000+ regional providers.

Does Google Maps show EV charging stations?

Yes, Google Maps shows EV charging stations and lets you filter by connector type and speed. However, this dedicated tool aggregates OpenStreetMap data which often includes chargers not yet on Google Maps, plus shows all networks without requiring an account. Use both for the most comprehensive coverage during road trips.

Can I find EV charging stations on highways and motorways?

Yes. Search using the 10 km radius to find chargers along highway routes. Major networks like Tesla Supercharger, Ionity, Electrify America, and Tata Power EZ Charge specifically deploy at highway rest stops and along key corridors. Use the "DC Fast" filter for chargers suitable for road trips that can recharge your battery in under an hour.

Is this EV charging station finder free to use?

Yes, 100% free with no sign-up, no app download, no account creation, no email required. Supported by display advertising only. Charging station data comes from OpenStreetMap, the world's largest open mapping database. Works in any modern browser on phone, tablet, or computer.

Does this work for EV charging stations in India?

Yes, coverage in India is extensive. Find Tata Power EZ Charge (5,500+ stations across 630+ cities), Ather Grid (free for Ather owners), Statiq (7,000+ chargers), Jio-bp Pulse, ChargeZone (13,500+ stations), Bolt.Earth (100,000+ chargers), Magenta Charge Point, and government BHEL/EESL chargers. Covers all major cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Kolkata, and Ahmedabad.

How do I find 24-hour EV charging stations near me?

Use the "24-hour only" filter to show EV chargers open round the clock. Most highway DC fast chargers, dedicated Tesla Supercharger stations, and petrol station chargers operate 24/7. Some workplace and mall chargers close with the venue. The filter shows only stations tagged opening_hours=24/7 in OpenStreetMap data.

What is the fastest EV charger available worldwide?

Currently the fastest public chargers deliver 350 kW (Ionity, Electrify America Hyper-fast, Tesla V4 Supercharger). These can charge a compatible EV from 10% to 80% in approximately 15-20 minutes. However, your car must support these speeds. Most Indian and entry-level EVs accept 50-100 kW maximum. Premium EVs like Porsche Taycan, Hyundai Ioniq 5, and Kia EV6 support 250-350 kW.

Can I use this EV finder offline or without internet?

An internet connection is required to load the map and search for chargers. However, once you have selected a charging station and tapped "Get directions", Google Maps offline mode (if you have it set up) can guide you to the station even without connection. For pure offline use, consider apps like PlugShare or A Better Routeplanner with offline maps.

Can I charge any EV at any charging station?

No, you need to match the connector type. Most modern EVs in USA, Europe, India, and Australia use CCS connectors. Older Nissan Leaf models use CHAdeMO. Tesla uses its own connector (NACS in USA, CCS in Europe). Use the connector filter on the map to show only chargers compatible with your EV. Always check your vehicle's manual for supported connectors and max charging speed.

How do I pay at an EV charging station?

Payment methods vary by network. Most require their dedicated app with credit card or UPI (in India) registered. Tesla Superchargers auto-bill your Tesla account. Some support contactless tap-to-pay credit cards (becoming standard in EU per AFIR regulation). RFID cards work at most major networks. Apple Pay and Google Pay work at increasing numbers of stations. Apps to install: Tesla, ChargePoint, EVgo, Electrify America, Tata Power EZ Charge, Ather Grid, Statiq, PlugShare.

What should I do if a charging station is broken or occupied?

If broken: tap "Get directions" to the next nearest charger using this tool. Report the broken station via the network's app so others know. If occupied, you can wait, find another nearby station via this tool, or use PlugShare to check real-time availability. Many stations have 2-4 chargers, so check all bays before assuming. Carry the network app to report issues or contact 24/7 support hotlines.

Can I install an EV charging station at home?

Yes. Home EV chargers (Level 2, 7-22 kW) range from $400-$2,000 (USA), £400-£1,500 (UK), or ₹15,000-₹80,000 (India) including installation. Many countries offer subsidies: USA federal tax credit up to $1,000, UK OZEV grant £350, India state subsidies ₹6,000-₹10,000. Hire a certified electrician to install on a dedicated 240V circuit. Popular brands: Tesla Wall Connector, ChargePoint Home Flex, JuiceBox, Wallbox Pulsar, Tata Power home charger, Ather Dot.