Plan your EV trip without range anxiety
Enter where from and where to — in a few seconds you will see every public charging station on your route with its price per kWh, power, connectors and free charge points, in order from start to destination. The cheapest and the fastest station on the way are marked separately.
How it works
- Enter your starting point or tap 📍 to use your current location.
- Enter your destination and, if you like, choose DC only or ultra-fast (≥150 kW) stations only.
- Set how far from the road to search — chargers often stand at the edge of town, so a detour of a few kilometres is normal.
Why use it
- See whether there are enough fast chargers on the route before you set off.
- Compare prices only at the stations that are actually on your way.
- See how many charge points are free, so you are less likely to arrive at a busy station.
Popular routes
To Latvia and Poland — chargers up to the border
Frequently asked questions
How do I find charging stations on my route? ▾
Enter your starting point (or tap the location button to use where you are now) and your destination, choose how far from the road to search and press “Find stations”. You will see every public charging station on your route — from start to destination — with its price per kWh, power, connectors and number of free charge points.
How do I choose where to stop on a long trip? ▾
On a long trip the fastest charger matters more than the cheapest: a DC charger of 150 kW or more takes a battery from 20% to 80% in roughly 20–30 minutes, while an 11 kW AC charger would need several hours. That is why both the cheapest and the fastest station on the route are highlighted — they are usually different places.
Is the price shown final? ▾
The price shown is per kWh including VAT, from the official Via Lietuva data feed. The operator may also charge for charging time, parking after charging or the session, so the final amount is set by the operator. Every component of a station’s tariff is shown on its station page (in Lithuanian).
What does the “available” number mean? ▾
It is the number of charge points currently marked as available in the data feed. The data is refreshed periodically, so the status is indicative — the station may be busy when you arrive.
Is the planner free? ▾
Yes, completely free and with no sign-up. Routes are calculated by our own self-hosted OSRM router, and prices come from the official Via Lietuva open data feed.