Level 1 · Wall outlet
1–2 kW≈ 3–8 km of range per hour
Overnight top-ups for short commutes — no installation needed.
A little charge. A world of possibilities.
Finding a charger, picking the right connector, understanding speeds, planning trips, and choosing gear — explained the way you'd want a friend to explain it.
Open the locator and search any city, address, hotel, or airport — or tap "Near me." Every result comes from live global station data, so what you see reflects the network as it stands right now.
Your car uses one connector natively — everything else is an adapter away. Set your connector once in the locator filters and every result is guaranteed to physically fit.
New North American standard. Native on Tesla and new-generation EVs; opens the Supercharger network.
The fast-charging standard almost everywhere. CCS1 in North America, CCS2 in Europe and beyond.
The AC connectors at homes, hotels, and garages. J1772 in North America, Type 2 in Europe.
Legacy fast connector for earlier EVs — check station details before relying on one.
Deep dive: NACS vs CCS vs CHAdeMO and J1772 vs NACS.
Charging levels map to something simple: how much range you gain per hour plugged in. Match the tier to how long you'll be parked.
Overnight top-ups for short commutes — no installation needed.
The daily workhorse: home, workplace, hotels, and garages.
Highway corridors and quick urban sessions. Charge 10–80%, then go.
Full explainer: Level 1 vs Level 2 vs DC Fast Charging.
Enter an origin and destination in the route planner and EV-Lectric surfaces charging stops along the way — filtered to your connector.
The complete method: How to Plan an EV Road Trip.
A small kit multiplies the stations you can use: one adapter bridges the connector gap, a portable Level 2 charger turns any 240 V outlet into a stop, and cable organization keeps it all ready.
No — searching, filtering, and directions are free without an account. A free account adds saved chargers, an EV profile, and saved trips.
Filter by your connector type (NACS, CCS, CHAdeMO, J1772, or Type 2) and every result shown is physically compatible. Station cards list every connector at the site.
Overnight or workday parking: Level 2 is perfect. Road trips and quick stops: DC fast charging at 150 kW or more adds hundreds of kilometers in 20–40 minutes.
It happens — that's why we recommend stations with multiple plugs and keeping a backup within ten minutes. Our guide on broken chargers covers the full recovery checklist.
North America is transitioning between two connector standards. A small adapter bridges the gap — our connector guide explains exactly which one your car needs.
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Open the locator and see every charger around you in seconds.