The optimal location for your charging station? EVMaps provides the guidance.

The demand for charging stations is growing faster than ever. How do you maintain an overview? With EVTools, you can confidently navigate every step.

Build a greener future

EVMaps provides insight into future charging demand, allowing you to lay the foundation today for tomorrow's mobility.

Data-driven planning of charging sites

Comprehensive data and forecasts enhance decision-making for new charging site selection.

Emphasize transparency during rollout

EVMaps helps clearly communicate policies and plans, and strengthen trust.

Plan with the future in mind

By visualizing the current charging infrastructure, planning network expansion becomes straightforward.

A dynamic plan that adapts

No more static network: see in real-time which locations are active, planned, or rejected, and maintain control over the rollout.

Forward-looking with forecasts

Stay one step ahead of growth. Predict where demand will increase, whether from residents, visitors, or freight traffic. This prevents ad-hoc decisions and allows for strategic forward planning.

Data-driven decisions for increased charging capacity

Usage data tells the real story. Easily discover where charging points are under pressure and add new charging locations precisely where they are most needed.

Clear communication for a smooth rollout

Utilize advanced map layers and real-time data to share a clear charging plan with residents, municipalities, and operators.

Maximize the potential of your charging network.

Engage residents through the participation portal,
accelerate the implementation process with the traffic decision module, or integrate systems via the GIS integration.

What our clients say

“Our municipality opted for permitting to collaborate with multiple operators, which requires a structured process with clear agreements.” “The EVTools platform effectively facilitates this, allowing us to maintain an overview of all processes and data.”
Hardinxveld-Giessendam local authority
“With the assistance of EVTools, Arnhem has firmly taken control of its expanding charging network, utilizing independent software and its own data.” “Amidst an explosive increase in charging stations, the city ensures its independence from operators and efficiently pursues its sustainable vision.”
Arnhem City local authority

Frequently asked questions about Maps

EVTools Maps is a data-driven mapping environment that allows governments, CPOs and real estate parties to analyze forecasts, charging needs and planning maps at the street, district and city levels. With Maps, users can make better decisions about charging locations, grid capacity and spatial planning.

EVTools calculates charging needs based on datasets such as CBS, RDW, Kadaster, grid operators, BGT and LISA. These data are combined with the SparkCity model (TU Eindhoven), allowing accurate forecasts per target group: residents, visitors and commuters.

The forecast map shows the projected growth of electric vehicles and charging needs by street or area. Users can compare scenarios, select target groups and visualize forecasts at up to 200-meter resolution, helping with strategic decision-making.

EVTools combines placement criteria, spatial data, user behavior and policy rules to automatically suggest suitable charging locations. These are displayed on the plan map, including priorities and scores per location for informed decision-making.

EVTools Maps is designed for municipalities, counties, regions, CPOs and real estate parties who want to plan, optimize and analyze charging infrastructure based on reliable data and predictive models.

Yes. EVTools Maps supports comparing multiple forecast scenarios, such as EV growth, policy variants or spatial developments. This allows organizations to create robust long-term plans based on data and policy.

With forecast and plan maps, EVTools Maps provides transparent justification for concessions, permit processes and tenders. Governments use it to objectively assess sites; CPOs and real estate parties use Maps for site selection and operation calculations.

Yes, all maps in EVTools Maps can be easily shared or exported for internal consultation, policy documents, GIS systems and external partners. This ensures that all parties involved are working with the same up-to-date data.

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