Early access — Bulgaria & Eastern Europe

Trip Planner quality routing.
For every charger,
not just Superchargers.

Tesla's navigation is flawless for Superchargers. EVStick brings that same intelligence to every other charging network — local, third-party, and everything in between.

No credit card required. Ships to early backers first.

EVStick v1

USB-A · BLE 5.0

ROUTE · OFFLINE MAP

Next stop

Green Voltage · 22 kW

Arrival SoC

18%

BLE connected
SoC 74%

The problem

Planning a stop at a third-party charger shouldn't feel like a gamble.

Tesla's Trip Planner is brilliant — when you're staying on the Supercharger network. The moment you need anything else, you're on your own.

Real scenario

📍You open PlugShare to find a charger near your destination.
📋You copy-paste the address into Tesla's nav. It shows "–12% on arrival." Not good.
🔁You go back to PlugShare, find a different charger, repeat — this time from the car display.
😤You're already driving. The phone's mounted. You're trying to do this at 110 km/h.
Eventually you find one. But every Supercharger stop would have taken three seconds.

EVStick closes this gap — entirely.

0 native support

for third-party chargers in Tesla's Trip Planner

3–5 extra steps

to manually route to a non-Supercharger stop

~30% of the time

drivers have to restart planning mid-route

How it works

Three steps to a perfect charging stop.

01

Knows your real battery state

EVStick connects to your Tesla over Bluetooth Low Energy and reads your actual state of charge in real time — not the estimate in a phone app, not a stale API number. Your real, live battery percentage.

No guessing. No latency. No disconnect between the app and the car.

02

Finds chargers actually on your route

Using an offline-cached database of public charging stations (Open Charge Map + local Eastern European networks), EVStick shows you nearby chargers ranked by how much they make sense for your specific route — not just proximity.

Works without cellular signal. Rendered on offline MapLibre GL maps.

03

Sends it to your Tesla — just like a Supercharger

Pick a station and EVStick sends it directly to your Tesla's navigation via the Tesla Fleet API through the companion phone app. Your car calculates the arrival percentage — the same way it does for Supercharger stops.

Tesla's own nav does the heavy lifting. EVStick just fills the gap.

Features

Built for the gaps
Tesla left behind.

Every design decision in EVStick traces back to one goal: making a non-Supercharger stop feel exactly as frictionless as a Supercharger stop.

Real-time BLE state of charge

Reads your Tesla's actual battery percentage directly over Bluetooth — not an estimate from a server, not a cached API value. Live, accurate, always in sync.

Live SoC over BLE 5.0

Offline-first, always ready

Charging station data is cached locally. Maps render offline using MapLibre GL. No cellular signal required — works in tunnels, dead zones, and rural areas.

No signal needed

Route-aware station ranking

Chargers are ranked by how well they fit your specific trip — not just how close they are. EVStick considers your current SoC, your destination, and the detour cost.

Smarter than proximity search

Works alongside Tesla's nav

EVStick doesn't replace your car's navigation — it extends it. When you pick a charger, it's sent to your Tesla just like any other waypoint, using the Fleet API.

Additive, not invasive

Early access

Be first to drive
without range anxiety.

EVStick is currently in development. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out when early units are ready to ship — Bulgaria and Eastern Europe first.

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🔋BLE-direct SoC
🗺️Offline maps
Fleet API integration

FAQ

Common questions.

Still have questions? hello@evstick.com