Charging stations
Estonia
Estonia

List of charging stations for electric vehicles in Estonia.

Find the nearest EV charger for your electric car in Estonia

434 charging stations for electric cars in Estonia

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Many charging stations actually require a pass to be activated. The electropass is a universal access solution that allows you to charge your electric vehicle on a maximum of charging networks.
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Harju maakond

165 charging stations

Tartu maakond

50 charging stations

Pärnu maakond

38 charging stations

Ida-Viru maakond

28 charging stations

Lääne-Viru maakond

21 charging stations

Viljandi maakond

18 charging stations

Järva maakond

18 charging stations

Saare maakond

17 charging stations

Võru maakond

16 charging stations

Lääne maakond

14 charging stations

Rapla maakond

13 charging stations

Valga maakond

11 charging stations

Jõgeva maakond

10 charging stations

Hiiu maakond

8 charging stations

Põlva maakond

7 charging stations
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If you're an EV driver looking for EV chargers in Estonia, you're in the right place. Electromaps database contains 434 charging stations available throughout the country, making it easier for drivers to power their vehicles on the go. Tallinn is the city with more charging stations in Estonia.
And Virtsu is the place with less. 
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The latest charge point added to our database of Estonia was: Lidl Pärnu in Pärnu (09/07/2024).
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We also provide a mobile app version for Apple iOS (iPhone) and Android devices which can provide more specific details about each charger for free. Our app provides better real time information. Depending on your needs, sometimes our app can be helpful to find charging points in Estonia.

Overall, finding EV chargers in Estonia has become much easier in recent years, thanks to the growth of charging infrastructure and the availability of tools and resources like Electromaps to help drivers locate charging points.