CarStations App Helps EV Drivers Find Their Next Charge

CATHEYS VALLEY, CA – CarStations is a new mobile mapping application designed to help drivers find electric vehicle charging stations. Created by Plug In America cofounder David Raboy, the app is available free for both Apple and Android mobile operating systems.

by Staff

November 3, 2011

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CarStations currently lists more than 1,700 EV charging stations. The company and its growing community of EV drivers add to the list on a daily basis. The app integrates Google Maps with GPS technology to create a real-time tool that quickly finds nearby charging stations and filters for the right type at the push of a button. Its companion website CarStations.com gives drivers a desktop option for trip planning.

“EV charging stations will soon be as commonplace as WiFi hotspots, and when drivers need to go the distance, CarStations will help them find their charge,” Raboy said.

Topics:EV Infrastructure Battery-Electric Vehicles EV Charging Stations GPS Mobile Apps Green Fleet

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