Built for your car
Tesla connects directly, so the app sees your charge in real time. For other cars, pick your model from the EV database.
New feature in the app
EV Navigation
Go wherEVer you want, the app works out where to charge.
EV Navigation in the ECOFACTOR app plots a route with charging stops matched to your car, and shows you — before you even set off — how much charge you’ll have on arrival and what time you’ll get there.
Available in the ECOFACTOR app after signing in with ECOFACTOR ID
- 1,500+ stations in Ukraine, in the app: our own and our partners’
- 500k+ roaming stations abroad
- 250 EV models from 75 brands in the database
How it works
What the route takes into account
The route isn’t an average, it’s calculated specifically for your trip.
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Your car’s model and battery
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Charging type (AC/DC) and station power
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Toll roads and ferries, if you want to avoid them
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Your car’s actual charge level
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Station status: only stations currently online are included in the route
What EV Navigation can do
It’s not just locations on a map. It’s a route built around your EV’s battery.
Charge and arrival forecast
Before you set off, you’ll know your arrival charge and time, recalculated as you drive.
You control the route
Up to five of your own stops along the way, with AC or DC charging, and no toll roads or ferries.
In your usual sat nav
Open your route in Google Maps, Apple Maps, or on your Tesla screen. And the other way round: share an address from Google Maps to the app.
One-tap charging
Arrive at a stop and tap “start” right from the route. No second app needed.
Partner stations
The route includes both the ECOFACTOR network and partner stations, so you have more stops to choose from.
If you’re not going to make it, you’ll find out at home, not on the road
The app notifies you before you leave. And if you arrive with a smaller reserve than planned, it highlights that in orange.
- You won’t make it The route warns you while it’s still being built and suggests a charging stop.
- You’ll arrive with a smaller reserve You can make it, but your reserve on arrival will be lower than usual.
- All good You have enough charge, with a normal reserve. Enjoy driving!
Comparison with regular maps
| REGULAR MAPS | EV NAVIGATION |
|---|---|
| Show stations on a map. Working out where to stop is up to you. | Places charging stops in the route, matched to your car, and shows the charge level at each one. |
| Lead you to a station. Then you need a second app to start charging. | Arrive, tap “start” right from the route. Charging begins. |
| See one network, or all of them at once, regardless of where your account actually works. | Guides you through ECOFACTOR and partner stations, where charging starts from your account. |
EV Navigation is available only after signing up with ECOFACTOR ID
Your data stays with you: charging history, balance and linked cards are kept when you switch to ECOFACTOR ID. With ECOFACTOR ID you get:
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Navigation and routes with charging stops
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Bonuses and personal offers
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Your car, profile and receipts
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One account for all ECOFACTOR services
Questions and answers
Not right now. Navigation is free for app users with ECOFACTOR ID.
Update the ECOFACTOR app to the latest version and sign in with ECOFACTOR ID. Navigation appears in the app right away, and your charging history, balance and cards are kept.
Any electric car from our database, and Tesla connects directly. If your model isn’t there, send a request right in the app and we’ll add it.
Yes. Routes include partner stations, including those outside Ukraine.
The route only includes stations that are currently online — stations under maintenance are excluded. The status updates with a slight delay, so it’s worth checking the station in the app before you stop.
Yes, with one tap. And the other way round: share an address from Google Maps to the ECOFACTOR app, and the route will be built here.
Download the ECOFACTOR app
Start charging your EV easier and faster today!
