ChargeHub EV Charge Point Map Reviews

We are on a Volkswagen and couldn’t get past the vehicle selection feature in ChargeHubEVChargePointMap . When we tried to use search it kept selecting the first vehicle (an Acura) and when you skip search and scroll to the bottom and top on the car it crashes. Also, there’s no way to select custom charge port types, for instance if you have a TeslaTap adapter and can use Tesla destination chargers.

Skipping the vehicle selection, the map worked okay, but it wanted my location all the time which is shady. I only want to give you my location when I’m actively using it. And I couldn’t see status on third party chargers, so not sure it does anything useful that PlugShare doesn’t - and they have a lot of checkins that are useful!

I am a relatively new EV owner, but it didn’t take me long to discover this isn’t as accurate as PlugShare. I work in a medical academic community and I know where the stations are. ChargeHubEVChargePointMap had three mistakes on my medical campus alone, one of them in the parking garage where I’ve parked my car for years...there are no stations. ChargeHubEVChargePointMap also indicates there is a charging station located on a university lot also on our campus, but...no such lot exists.

ChargeHubEVChargePointMap ’s alert feature is nice—if I could expand the range beyond 1 mile using the slider. The slider was immovable.

ChargeHub has potential, but I’ll be sticking with the current EV app I’m using.

Taking a 1000 mile round trip in California using this network allowed us to plan multiple locations to charge on our route. We could search only for available high speed chargers, reserve a spot ( though never necessary), and know that a particular charger was having trouble. Armed with the latter information we could call customer service to reboot the charger while we were 10 miles away vs waiting at a charger for 30 min.

Not only can you easily use ChargeHubEVChargePointMap to find chargers, you can also use it to plan trips with your charging locations on the way. All of the points have information on what kind/how many chargers are available, as well as the cost. So useful!

I’ve downloaded seven different charge station located apps and this one is by far the most thorough. The other apps only show a select few even with filters turned off. I’m keeping this one.

While I love the metric system, most Americans are still quicker with imperial measurements. If we could get a toggle that allows us to switch back and forth, that would be awesome. ChargeHubEVChargePointMap is ok at giving both, occasionally, but that’s not consistent and can be confusing. A toggle to allow us to switch between systems would be amazing.

Nice, it’s mostly shaded. Car dealers make me feel a little uncomfortable when I sit in my car. If I go in the dealership they constantly ask ‘if I need help’. I guess I should sit in the waiting room for car repairs I’m really just enjoying the sun & my audiobook while my car charges.

Charge hub is the best because it locates all chargers, not just certain companies. It’s also easy to look at any area quickly, so much easier than locating in my car’s function.

I find this up to be much more comprehensive than PlugShare. However, it really needs to make the charging stations power levels easier to find.

This is by far the greatest addition to owning electric vehicle. Especially when you have to travel. It makes it very easy to get a charge

ChargeHubEVChargePointMap has good bones and UI but has some bugs that the developer has been fixing in a decent lead time. ChargeHubEVChargePointMap helps connect you to private chargers at peoples homes if you are not near public chargers which helps until the chargers scale out.

I’ve been wanting an electric vehicle for a while now. I always get the myth of charging stations ChargeHubEVChargePointMap proved I could get home and I could set my own route.

ChargeHubEVChargePointMap is better than the others because it actually shows plugs that are not visible on the other maps

It’s been very helpful to see all of the charging options available on a particular route.

Love how this is brand agnostic and since I have a Tesla and accounts with EvGo, blink, as well as charge point— I can find all those in one place and free destination ones too!!

Most comprehensive app for EV users yet. Combines all networks into one easy to use interface. Still some bugs(crashed a couple of times on me), but highly recommended.

There are no charging stations on the map.
Icons galore but no charging station and no explanation of what the icons mean. I have searched every button on the site to find any charging station other than my own. Nothing shows but a satellite map with no charging stations. In addition the map to plan the trip would not allow me to put the street name with the city. The street name alone is not accurate.

Very useful app to find a level 3 DC charger or just any charger. And it will give you directions to the charger you select if you select one on your route.

It is a must application for EV owners. Information is accurate but it need update from users to help each other

Very good app. I love having the ability to change the filters to the type you need.

Simple to understand

I am not sure what the saved trip facility is for. You cannot add any station waypoints to the route, so no planning is possible. The helps screens show what looks like an entirely different app and icons that do not exist.

I’ll start with the good - ChargeHubEVChargePointMap is beautiful and looks like an app Apple would make for EV owners.

Unfortunately it just doesn’t have as many charging stations as other apps like PlugShare.

Keeps updated list of local charging stations. Invaluable!

0 stars if I could set that! Old version was fine. This one falsely claimed to be compatible with my iPod.

Please fix this for us older iPod users. We can't update to a newer version of iOS.

I do like that it shows all chargers not just the ones of a certain company. The notifications about new chargers just seems to be broken. I will say that it has 12 new ones, but when I go in ChargeHubEVChargePointMap there are zero. Also not sure how the sharing of my charger works. Not explained well.

PlugShare is definitely better for NY/DC area. A handful of stations are missing and there is little info on pricing or status.

ChargeHubEVChargePointMap will not stay open for more than three seconds. iPhone 7 Plus here.

Love ChargeHubEVChargePointMap

- - - only for their dealership cars👎🏿
Joanna HEBERMEHL

I love ChargeHubEVChargePointMap, it is extremely helpful to have ChargeHubEVChargePointMap, it gives me the freedom to go where I want to go in my EV. This has so many more locations than does my cars navigation system. It is a must have app for those with electric cars.

To ChargeHubEVChargePointMap programmers: Please find a way to let your app communicate with the navigation systems on the various EV vehicles. It would be great to have all the information to plan an entire trip through my nab system. I have a Nissan Leaf, so I would have no problem if you only did it for Leaf Owners, not that I am biased.

ChargeHubEVChargePointMap itself is a great concept and works well. With additional input from EV users, this will be a great tool for finding available EV chargers. ChargeHubEVChargePointMap gives you the ability to email users that their charge is complete and to kindly allow others to charge. Will this work in the real world? Only time will tell. The EV community needs to stick together to make the system work for all users.