Download EV charging station locations for any city
Electric-vehicle charging infrastructure is scattered across thousands of operators and networks, and there's no single free directory that covers every city. OpenStreetMap does, though — and this tool turns that open map data into a clean, structured export of charging stations for any area you choose.
It's built for the people who need charging-point data at scale: developers building EV trip-planning and charging-map apps, fleet teams planning electrification, charge-point operators sizing up competitor coverage, and anyone pairing charging data with fuel-station data for full vehicle-energy coverage.
What you get
Each charging station comes back with these tool-specific fields:
- name — the station name
- operator — who runs the station
- network — the charging network it belongs to
- capacity — number of charging points
- socket_types — array of connectors (e.g. type2, ccs, chademo)
- max_power_kw — maximum power in kilowatts
- fee — whether charging costs money (yes/no)
- access — who can use it (e.g. public, customers, private)
- brand and brand_wikidata
Every row also includes full_address, map_url, state, branch, plus the usual location fields (latitude, longitude, street, housenumber, city, postcode, country), source_url, and all_tags. For networks and brands you also get brand_wikidata and brand_logo. Missing values are honest-null — empty rather than guessed.
How to get it (no API key)
Run the dataquarry EV Charging Stations Scraper on Apify. Choose how to search — by area (city or region), by radius around a point, by bounding box, or with an optional name filter — then run it. No key, no quota.
{"area":"Amsterdam, Netherlands"}
You'll get rows like this:
| name | operator | network | capacity | socket_types | max_power_kw | fee | access | city |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tesla Supercharger | Tesla | Tesla Supercharger | 8 | ["type2","ccs"] | 250 | yes | public | Amsterdam |
| Vattenfall Charge Point | Vattenfall | Vattenfall | 2 | ["type2"] | 22 | yes | public | Amsterdam |
Run the EV Charging Stations Scraper on Apify →
Why OpenStreetMap?
OpenStreetMap is open ODbL data, sourced here via Nominatim and Overpass — redistributable with attribution to © OpenStreetMap contributors. There's no API key to manage, no anti-bot defenses or terms-of-service headaches to work around, and missing fields stay honest-null instead of being invented. Pricing is pay-per-result at $3 per 1,000 rows, with output available as CSV, JSON, or Excel.
FAQ
Do I need an API key to get EV charging station data? No. Give the tool an area (or a radius, or a name) and run it — no key and no quota.
Is the data legal to use and redistribute? Yes — it comes from OpenStreetMap under the ODbL, redistributable with attribution to © OpenStreetMap contributors.
How much does it cost? Pay-per-result: $3 per 1,000 rows — you only pay for the rows you actually get.