Charging page

Live charging info

1. 1Your battery level and how far you can drive
2. 2How long until your battery is full at the current charging speed
3. 3Live charging speed (kW), voltage, and current
4. 4Whether you're plugged into a slow AC charger, a fast DC charger, or not plugged in at all
5. 5We can tell when the cable is plugged in, even if charging hasn't actually started yet

Charge limit

Slide to pick how full you want your battery. Your car will stop charging the moment it reaches this level.

Start / Stop charging

Tap to start or stop charging. You'll see a pulse animation while we send the command and wait for your car to confirm.

Find Chargers

Browse public chargers near you on a map. We show the distance, how fast each charger is, and — for many chargers — how many stalls are free right now, as a green "N free" pill. A grey "Busy" means it's occupied or the network isn't reporting just now. Tap a charger and pick Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze for directions.

Use the Live / All switch at the top of the list. Live shows only chargers that report their real-time status right now — both free and busy — searched across a wide area around you, so some nearby chargers won't appear under Live (tap the ⓘ next to the caption for why). All shows every charger around you, including ones with no live status. You can filter (all, or fast only) and sort — including Sort by Availability, which shows only the free chargers, nearest first.

Where the live "free" counts come from: we use Google Maps, which collects real-time availability from the charging networks. So a charger only shows a free/busy pill if Google has live data for it — and many chargers simply aren't reported to Google, so they show no live status at all. Those still appear under All (just without the pill); it doesn't mean the charger is down. It refreshes every few minutes, so treat it as a very good guide rather than a guarantee — the callout shows how fresh it is. Coverage varies by network and country: it's strong across Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore, and thinner elsewhere. If your phone doesn't have a GPS fix yet, we search around your car's last known location instead.