Paul DeLeon
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I have several on my phone but each seems to locate a subset of the whole. My Tom-Tom map built into the car seems best, for now.
I would like to know your experience.
I would like to know your experience.
Best app to find chargers
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ericy
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Try Plugshare.
FloridaSun
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plugshare is the best!
Just drove to a new free Greenlots DC Fast Charger that does not show on the Greenlots app yet but it showed up on Plugshare.. When I finished charging, the greenlots app showed that I was charging at location called "Staging" with a California Address..
So, plugshare had it before their own app showed the location..
hobbit
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I use plugshare for a broad overview, but can always sanity-check what it shows
on a given network's website. I don't download any apps, just do it in a
browser [and usually anonymously, as locating a charge point doesn't need
any personal info until you arrive and actually go to charge]. A few bookmarks
for the networks' locator map pages is all I really need to keep.
_H*
on a given network's website. I don't download any apps, just do it in a
browser [and usually anonymously, as locating a charge point doesn't need
any personal info until you arrive and actually go to charge]. A few bookmarks
for the networks' locator map pages is all I really need to keep.
_H*
ericy
Well-Known Member
Yeah, if nothing else, the app for the network itself can show you if the charger is busy or out of order. But to *find* a new charger in an area I am not familiar with (or to look for new chargers in areas I am familiar with), Plugshare is my go-to app.
The network apps that you will commonly need will depend on what's available in your area. I use EA, EVgo and Chargepoint, but if I were somewhere else, it would probably be a different set.