Best EV charging apps for Android
EV charging apps find public chargers, show whether a connector is free, start and pay for a session, plan trips with charging stops and keep receipts.
13 apps ranked · How we rank
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A focused, crowd-sourced charging map that suits electric drivers who travel beyond their usual routes and use more than one network.
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A well-made companion for EVgo's fast charging network, best for drivers who charge publicly and often.
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A free, focused companion for drivers who charge on Electrify America's network, with live availability and phone-based sessions.
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A focused EV trip planner that maps charge stops and follows the plan live, best for drivers on longer electric journeys.
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A well-established charging map for US and Canada EV drivers, with strong coverage, detailed station data and in-app payment on compatible networks.
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A free, focused companion for drivers charging at PowerFlex Adaptive Charging Stations, with remote monitoring and adjustable energy demand.
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A free, ad-free app that handles finding, starting and paying for charging at stations on the EV Connect platform.
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A free, no-ads companion for Florida EV drivers using the FPL EVolution network, with home charging management as a bonus.
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A free, capable hub for EV drivers who charge at home, at work and on the road.
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A focused, free companion for drivers who charge on Blink or SemaConnect stations and manage HQ 200 or Series 4 hardware.
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About EV charging apps
They suit daily commuters, long-distance travelers and drivers who rely on public charging because they cannot charge at home. They ease range anxiety and help steer around unreliable stations, and some let you reserve a stall or filter by charging speed. Apps tied to a single charging network often give the most accurate live status and smoother payment at their own stations. Aggregators cover more networks and spare you juggling cards and memberships, but may lag on status updates or add a service fee. Route planners excel at trip logistics but are less useful for a quick top-up near home.
What to look for
- Check how many charging networks and connectors the app covers in your region, since a wide map reduces the need to install several apps.
- Look for live availability and real-time status updates, because arriving at a broken or occupied charger is the most common frustration.
- See whether pricing is shown before you start a session, including any idle fees or roaming charges, so you are not surprised by the final bill.
- Confirm that payment methods and account requirements fit your habits, such as whether you can pay per session without a subscription.
- Consider offline map access and saved filters for connector type and charging speed, which help when signal is weak or you need a specific plug.
How we rank
Apps are ranked by their Google Play rating (weighted by how many people rated them), their number of installs, how recently they were updated and how closely they fit the category. Only apps we've reviewed are included.