Free according to the operator’s own data in the Via Lietuva system; parking restrictions may apply (for example customers of the shop only).
There are no free stations right now
We check every operator tariff in the official Via Lietuva data feed after every refresh. Today no tariff attached to a public station is free. As soon as one is, the station will appear on this page automatically.
Cheapest stations free right now
Paid, but the cheapest public stations in the country with a charge point free right now. Every price by network is on the “Cheapest charging” page.
| 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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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 |
Frequently asked questions
Are there free public EV charging stations in Lithuania? ▾
Not at the moment: as of 2026-10-22, in the official Via Lietuva feed — which every operator of public charging points is required to report to — no station is on a free tariff. The “free” stations mentioned in articles are often already paid, or reserved for the customers of a particular shop.
Where is charging cheapest if there is no free station? ▾
The cheapest public station free right now is Paluokesos g. 11, Molėtai (Molėtai), Stuart Energy, from €0.082/kWh incl. VAT. Every price by network is on the “Cheapest charging” page.
Is a free charging station really free? ▾
We call a station free here only when its tariff explicitly gives €0/kWh and no other charge — not for time, not per session, not for parking. Tariffs that give only a “€0 session fee” with no price per kWh, or free electricity with paid parking, are not counted as free. The parking space itself can still be restricted by the site: often it is a shopping centre or shop car park, for customers only and with a time limit.