EV charging near me
Share your location and we will sort every nearby charging station by how far it actually is, in kilometres, with connectors, speed and price.
Sorted by real distance
Every station is measured from your exact position and grouped into walking, short-drive and further-out bands, so you can see at a glance what is actually reachable.
Speed before you drive
Peak kW, connector types and point counts sit on every card, so you know whether a stop is a 20 minute top-up or an overnight trickle.
What drivers reported
Reliability scores and check-ins from other drivers sit alongside the official record, so a station that keeps failing is visible before you arrive.
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Germany
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Using charging near me
How does this page know where I am?
It asks your browser for your location using the standard Geolocation permission prompt. Nothing happens until you tap the button and allow it. The coordinates are rounded to roughly 110 metres before they are used, which is more than precise enough to sort stations by distance.
How are the distances calculated?
They are straight line (as the crow flies) distances from your position to each station, computed in the database with PostGIS. Real driving distance will be a little longer, so treat the kilometre figures as a ranking rather than a route.
What radius should I use?
In a city, 5 or 10 km usually returns more stations than you can use. On a motorway or in a rural area, widen it to 25 or 50 km. The summary numbers always cover the full 50 km so you can see whether widening is worth it.
Does it show whether a charger is free right now?
No. Live occupancy is not in the catalog. What you get is the static record (speed, connectors, access, price where the source publishes it) plus driver check-ins and reliability scores where the community has left them.
Why do some nearby stations look identical?
Large sites are often listed once per operator by different data sources. Records are merged by physical location, and connectors are unioned across sources, so one card can cover several upstream listings.