EV road-trip planner
Plan EV journeys around lunch, coffee and rest. RangeGlide calculates the time you actually wait for the car — not just charging time.
Plan around your day
EstimatedChargers are ranked by compatible plugs and nearby food, coffee and playgrounds that fit your group.
01 · The RangeGlide difference
Other planners count the full charging session. RangeGlide lines it up with meals, coffee and rest, then shows only the minutes left after your activity ends.
Typical planner
Activities happen after charging
RangeGlide
Only the uncovered minutes count as waiting
02 · One journey, three ways
Every trip is planned three ways. Compare total time against the time you'll actually spend waiting for the car.
Fastest
Prioritises the earliest arrival and shorter charging stops.
Balanced
Balances arrival time with useful food, coffee and rest stops.
Relaxed
Favours longer, more comfortable breaks with charging alongside.
03 · Know before you arrive
A cautious assessment based only on evidence the connected sources actually provide. Missing availability, reliability or pricing remains clearly unknown.
Confidence without guesswork
Station detail, compatible plugs, source freshness and reachable backups are assessed separately. Missing evidence stays unknown.
Current source data
RangeGlide calculation
Not supplied
Every number is labelled with where it came from. Missing information stays unknown.
04 · Built around people, not chargers
Tell us who's travelling. We'll find chargers next to the things your group actually needs.
Family
Playgrounds and space to run, timed to charging.
Meals
Lunch and dinner stops where the charger is close.
Coffee
Good coffee within a short walk.
Rest
Breaks before fatigue sets in.
Playgrounds
Kids' stops ranked by proximity.
05 · Adapt while you drive
Skip a stop or find a compatible alternative, and RangeGlide reassesses the remaining journey. Live occupancy is shown only when a connected source provides it.
Plans can change
06 · Your EV, your driving
Today we plan with conservative highway consumption, weather and load buffers. Soon, your own trips will shape a personal energy model.