Map of charging stations
The map shows 1,894 public charging stations and 6,210 charge points across Lithuania. Fast DC charging is available at 861 stations, 401 of them rated 150 kW or more. Towns and villages with public charging: 290.
The largest networks by number of stations are Inbalance grid (766), Ignitis ON (382), Eldrive (186) and Enefit, UAB (163). Compare every network’s prices in the list of networks.
Slow AC charging (up to 22 kW) costs from €0.082/kWh, typically around €0.30/kWh; fast DC (up to 150 kW) — from €0.175/kWh, typically around €0.36/kWh; ultra-fast HPC (150 kW and above) — from €0.18/kWh, typically around €0.387/kWh. The cheapest charging comparison shows where it is cheapest. The data is the official Via Lietuva National Access Point (NAP) feed: stations and prices are refreshed every 6 hours, availability every 10 minutes. About the data source (in Lithuanian).
Cheapest charging stations
Price per kWh including VAT. A station can have several prices — the lowest is shown.
| Station | Operator | Power | Available | €/kWh |
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Paluokesos g. 11, Molėtai
Paluokesos g. 11, Molėtai · Molėtai
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Stuart Energy | 22 kW AC | 1/2 | from €0.082 |
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Elektrinės 6, Visaginas
Elektrinės 6, Visaginas · Visaginas
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Stuart Energy | 22 kW AC | 2/2 | from €0.093 |
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Ignalina NPP
31217, Lithuania · Utena County
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Įkrautas | 22 kW AC | 0/2 | from €0.097 |
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TLT PCB Gaujos g. 4
Gaujos g. 4, Vilnius · Vilnius
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Stuart Energy | 22 kW AC | 52/54 | from €0.112 |
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R. Kalantos g. 49, Kaunas
R. Kalantos g. 49, Kaunas · Kaunas
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Stuart Energy | 22 kW AC | 10/14 | from €0.124 |
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Raudondvario pl. 93, Kaunas
Raudondvario pl. 93, Kaunas · Kaunas
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Stuart Energy | 22 kW AC | 4/4 | from €0.124 |
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Raudondvario pl. 157C, Kaunas
Raudondvario pl. 157C, Kaunas · Kaunas
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Stuart Energy | 22 kW AC | 0/2 | from €0.124 |
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Drobės g. 62, Kaunas
Drobės g. 62, Kaunas · Kaunas
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Stuart Energy | 22 kW AC | 5/8 | from €0.124 |
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R. Kalantos g. 76c, Kaunas
R. Kalantos g. 76c, Kaunas · Kaunas
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Stuart Energy | 22 kW AC | 3/4 | from €0.124 |
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Elektronova Neries krant. 16
Neries krant. 16, Kaunas · Kaunas
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Stuart Energy | 22 kW AC | 13/14 | from €0.124 |
Charging stations by city
City pages are in Lithuanian.
Fast chargers along popular routes
DC chargers along the drive, in driving order — including the Via Baltica to Riga and the road to Warsaw.
All charging networks and their prices →
How much does it cost to charge an EV in Lithuania?
Public charging prices in Lithuania depend on the network and on the charger’s power. Slower AC chargers (up to 22 kW) are usually the cheapest, while fast DC and ultra-fast chargers (150 kW and above) cost more because they fill the battery in tens of minutes rather than hours. This page covers 1,894 public stations and their prices per kilowatt-hour, including VAT.
What the final bill depends on
- Price per kWh — the main part of the bill, shown on the map and in the table.
- Time or parking fees — some operators also charge per hour, especially once charging has finished.
- Session fee — a fixed amount per charge.
- Operator app or subscription — some networks give their own members a lower rate.
So read the price shown as a “from” price: the operator sets the final amount under its own tariff. More on the data source page (in Lithuanian).
Where can I charge an EV in Lithuania?
Every public charger in the country is on the map above, with its current price and live availability. In a hurry? Nearest stations shows where to charge right here, right now. The cheapest charging comparison shows where slow AC and fast DC charging cost the least, and for a longer drive the route planner finds the fast chargers along the way.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest EV charging price in Lithuania? ▾
The cheapest public charging price in Lithuania is currently €0.082/kWh including VAT; the median is €0.300/kWh.
How many public EV charging stations are there in Lithuania? ▾
The map currently shows 1,894 public charging stations with 6,210 charge points.
Do I need a Lithuanian app or contract to charge? ▾
No. Under the EU AFIR regulation every public charger must allow ad hoc charging without a contract. Fast chargers of 50 kW and above installed since 13 April 2024 must accept bank cards; older and slower ones often take payment through a QR code in the browser instead.
How often are the prices updated? ▾
Prices and station status are refreshed several times a day from the official Via Lietuva open data feed.
What do AC and DC mean? ▾
AC is alternating-current charging (up to 22 kW), suited to longer stops. DC is fast direct-current charging (from 50 kW), and ultra-fast chargers (150 kW and above) charge an EV the quickest.
Is the price shown the final price? ▾
The price shown is per kWh including VAT. The operator may also charge for time, parking or the session, so the final amount is set by the operator.
