ikrovimo-kaina.lt is a free site that shows public EV charging prices in Lithuania in one place. You see the price per kilowatt-hour, the station’s power, the connector types and the number of free charge points — on a map, by city, by network and along your route.
The problem we solve
More than ten charging operators work in Lithuania, and each publishes its prices in its own app or on its own website. The gap between the cheapest and the dearest public fast charging is more than twofold, and a driver usually does not see it until the charge has started. This project puts every operator’s prices into one table and one map.
What you will find here
- A map of charging stations with prices and filters by connector, power, operator and price
- A cheapest-charging comparison — slow AC and fast DC separately, because they are different services
- Charging stations on the road — the stations along your route, with the cheapest and the fastest among them
- A charging cost calculator — what it costs to charge a particular car on each network
- Charging network and individual station pages with every component of the tariff
We are not connected to the operators
The site is independent. It is not connected to any charging network or operator (Ignitis, Eldrive, Enefit, In Balance grid, Stuart Energy, Įkrautas, Eleport, Elektrum, Lidl, IONITY or any other) and has no financial interest in showing one network more favourably than another. We carry no advertising, have no partnerships with operators and take no fee for a place in the list — the order in the tables follows the price and nothing else.
The site is also not connected to AB Via Lietuva and does not represent it. Via Lietuva is only the open data source; it is not responsible for how we present that data. More on the data source page.
Prices are indicative
We show what the operators published in the official state data feed. The price per kWh is the main part of the bill but not always the only one: an operator may also charge for charging time, for parking once charging has finished, or a flat session fee. So read the price shown as a “from” price, and check the final amount in the operator’s app before you charge.
Sister site: fuel prices
The same tools for fuel prices live on a separate site, Degalu-kaina.lt — petrol, diesel and LPG prices at Lithuanian filling stations, stations on the road and price history.
Technology
The site is built with open tools: Laravel (PHP), PostgreSQL, Tailwind CSS and MapLibre for the map, with OpenFreeMap vector tiles based on OpenStreetMap data. Routes are calculated by our own self-hosted OSRM router, so journey data is never sent to a third party.
Free and without accounts
No accounts, no passwords, no paid features and no advertising trackers. What data we do collect is described in the privacy policy.
Get in touch
Spotted a wrong price, a station that does not exist, or want to suggest a feature? Write to [email protected]. If you are a charging operator and your data is shown inaccurately, write to us and we will correct it; if the inaccuracy is in the Via Lietuva feed itself, it has to be fixed at the source, and we will say so.