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EVMAPA is a Czech electric-vehicle charging platform offering a map of charging stations, direct payment, and navigation for EV drivers.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Overview

EVMAPA (styled EVMAPA.cz) is a Czech digital platform for electric mobility, built around a map of charging stations for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles in the Czech Republic. According to its official website, it describes itself as a "payment, information, monitoring and navigation system for the world of electromobility" (Platební, informační, dohledový a navigační systém pro svět elektromobility). The service lets drivers find charge points, view details such as connector type and facilities, navigate to a station, and pay for charging directly through the platform. The platform supports a wide range of charging standards and connector types, including Type 1, Type 2, CHAdeMO, CCS Combo 2, and Tesla Supercharger, as well as common AC and DC power levels. Users can create an account for long-term charging or charge directly without an account; free stations can be activated simply by creating a user account. The system also allows users to add new stations, comments, reviews, and photos, making it partly community-driven. EVMAPA positions itself as a tool for both EV drivers and prospective charge-point operators. It invites individuals and businesses to join and become operators of their own charging stations, supporting the development of electromobility in Czechia. The website also includes a shop, blog, help section, and FAQ, indicating a broader service ecosystem around EV charging. Wikidata classifies EVMAPA as a Czech company (Q136929506). The brand is active in the Czech market and focuses on the software and payment layer of EV charging rather than manufacturing hardware. No parent company, founding year, or executive leadership is stated in the available evidence.

History

EVMAPA is a Czech company and digital platform focused on electric-vehicle charging. Its official website presents it as a "payment, information, monitoring and navigation system for the world of electromobility" and centers on a map of charging stations for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles in the Czech Republic. The platform allows users to find charge points by plug type, facilities, distance, and other criteria, and to navigate directly to a selected station. The service supports both registered and guest charging: users can create an account for long-term charging or charge directly without an account. Free stations can be activated simply by creating a user account. The platform also enables users to add new stations, comments, reviews, and photos, giving it a community-contributed dimension. Supported connector standards listed on the site include Type 1, Type 2, CHAdeMO, CCS Combo 2, and Tesla Supercharger, alongside various AC and DC power levels. Beyond serving drivers, EVMAPA invites individuals and organizations to become operators of their own charging stations, positioning itself as an enabler of electromobility development in Czechia. The website includes a shop, blog, help section, and FAQ, indicating an evolving service ecosystem. Wikidata records EVMAPA as a Czech company (Q136929506). No founding date, ownership structure, or leadership details are provided in the available evidence.

Products and positioning

Payment, information, monitoring and navigation system for electromobility in Czechia.

  • EVMAPA.cz charging map

    Interactive map of charging stations for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles in the Czech Republic, with filtering by plug type, facilities, and distance.

  • Direct charging payment

    Payment system allowing users to pay for charging directly through the platform, with or without an account.

  • Charge point operator onboarding

    Service inviting individuals and businesses to become operators of their own charging stations.

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