3rd Party Chargers - An app that covers everything??

[pgh69]

I very rarely use any 3rd party chargers (try to only us Tesla super chargers) but I find myself driving from Leicester to Chester-le-street then onto Abersoch North wales this Saturday.

I have an array of 3rd part apps that I haven't or very rarely use and was wondering if there is one app that covers all 3rd party chargers yet??

 

[chazman88]

Bonnet have a few networks combined into one app, but certainly not all of them!

 

[MovingSouth]

Here's my summary from a forum that's more targeted to non-Tesla drivers:

Public charging networks in the UK and route planners...

 

[NewbieT]

I’ve started closing accounts and deleting apps. The former is not always easy.

I’m keeping Bonnet, Chargepoint & Electric Juice Network.

Closed
Maingau (no longer any point)
Ionity(cheaper on EJN)
Plugsurfing (never used)

I need to phone(!) to close these- emails ignored:
Genie (Use Bonnet)
CYC (never used)
Ecotricity (now contactless)

 

[Mr H]

I’ve started closing accounts and deleting apps. The former is not always easy.

I’m keeping Bonnet, Chargepoint & Electric Juice Network.

Closed
Maingau (no longer any point)
Ionity(cheaper on EJN)
Plugsurfing (never used)

I need to phone(!) to close these- emails ignored:
Genie (Use Bonnet)
CYC (never used)
Ecotricity (now contactless)

Depends if you intend to road trip. Yesterday Bonnet took me to a charger in Suhl, Thuringia. When i got there the charger only accepted an RFID, which bonnet doesn't use. Maingau worked a treat and costs nothing to keep active.

 

[Arran]

Shell Recharge will get you the best coverage (in my opinion), in both the UK and Europe. Didn't have one charger not accept Shell Recharge on my roadtrip last month.

However, you won't be paying the cheapest prices; they add a premium of around 10% compared to the EJN.