EV charging stations and electric car guides, worldwide
Charging made simple, wherever you are.
Find an available charging station, compare power output and connectors (Type 2, CCS, CHAdeMO), and charge your electric car across Europe and beyond, with no account and no app to install.
How it works
Three steps to never run out of charge again.
Find a charging station
Type a city or an address: the map instantly centers on the charging stations available near you, at home or abroad.
Compare your options
Charging power, connector types, operator, indicative pricing: each station shows the essentials before you set off, so there are no surprises.
Charge your electric car with confidence
Arrive with the right information in hand, with no surprises about the connector or the power actually available.
Practical guide
Electric car: range, price, charging… the complete guide
Real-world range, running costs, government incentives, and home or public charging: everything you need to know before buying or driving an electric car.
About the map
A map built to make charging effortless
ma-borne-electrique.com lists available EV charging stations across Europe and beyond, using open data from Open Charge Map and network operators. Whether you're looking for a station near home, on a road trip, or in a city you're just visiting, the map shows its location, connector type, and charging power at a glance, with no account and no app to install.
Slow charging at home, accelerated charging in town, or fast charging on the motorway: every trip has different needs. Our practical guides cover Type 2, CCS, and CHAdeMO connectors, their power output and real-world charging times, as well as range, price, and incentives for buying an electric car, so you can choose the right station and the right vehicle with confidence.
Practical guide
Type 2, CCS, CHAdeMO… which connector for your vehicle?
We break down the different charging standards, their power output, and real-world charging times, so you can choose the right station the first time and avoid compatibility issues.
Frequently asked questions
Before you head out to charge
Is the station data up to date?+
The map relies on Open Charge Map, a collaborative database fed by operators and the community. Real-time availability depends on what each operator publishes; if in doubt, check the status on site or via the operator's app.
Is the service free?+
Yes, searching for and locating stations on ma-borne-electrique.com is completely free. The cost of charging depends on the station operator, not on our service.
What's the difference between slow, fast, and rapid charging?+
In short: slow (up to 22 kW AC) for a charge lasting several hours, fast (22 kW) for a few hours, and rapid (50 kW and above, DC) to regain good range in 20 to 40 minutes. The details are explained in our connector guide.
How much does it cost to charge an electric car?+
At home, expect around €2 to €4 per 100 km depending on your electricity rate, versus €10 to €20 on a public rapid charger. Charging at home or at work stays roughly 3 to 5 times cheaper than rapid charging on the road. Our electric car guide breaks down the cost by charging type.
What range can I expect from an electric car today?+
Most recent models offer between 300 and 500 km of WLTP range, with city cars closer to 250-350 km and some premium saloons above 600 km. Real-world range is typically 10 to 20% lower than the WLTP figure in everyday driving.