Navigation that knows your battery.
Mapsev plans the route, the charging stops and the charge you arrive with, for your exact car. Live traffic, weather and chargers along the way. It runs in the browser: on your phone, and on your Tesla's screen.
Free to use. 14 days of Premium free when you sign in, no card needed.
One navigator, in every car and phone.
Mapsev runs in the browser your vehicle already has — your Tesla's screen, another EV's built-in browser, or your phone. Nothing to install. Full navigation, charging plan, live traffic and your car's real battery, the same on all of them.
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Open mapsev.com
Type it into your car's browser or your phone. The full navigator loads in seconds.
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Sign in with Google
Your EV profile, saved places and Premium follow you across every screen.
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Drive
Search a destination. Mapsev plans the route, the charging stops and the charge you'll arrive with.
See the whole trip before you go.
Type a destination and Mapsev answers the questions an EV driver actually has: how long, how much energy, what charge you arrive with, and where to plug in if the battery will not make it.
Routes built for your car
Energy is computed for your model: battery size, weight, aerodynamics, the hills and the speeds on the way. The plan shows the kWh the trip takes and the percentage you arrive with.
Charging stops, chosen for you
When the battery will not reach the destination, a charging stop is added to the plan: which charger, and how long to stay so you arrive with the charge you asked for.
Arrive with the charge you want
Set the arrival percentage you are comfortable with. Every plan, every reroute and every charging stop respects it.
Every route is an energy calculation.
Mapsev does not guess range from a number on the dashboard. For every route it computes the energy your car will use: its weight, its aerodynamics and rolling resistance, the climbs and descents, and the speed on each road. The plan shows the kWh the trip takes and the charge you arrive with, and it keeps counting as you drive.
- Your exact car. Presets for Tesla, BYD, NIO, XPeng, Zeekr, MG and many more, or enter the battery size and consumption yourself.
- Hills and speed. The elevation of the whole route and the speed of every road go into the number, so a mountain pass costs what it really costs.
- Live as you drive. Energy used against energy planned, and the arrival charge corrected on the way. The battery turns red before it becomes a problem.
- Arrival charge you choose. Set the percentage you want to arrive with; every plan and every reroute respects it.
Charging stops that fit the trip, not the other way round.
When the battery will not reach the destination with the charge you asked for, Mapsev adds a charging stop to the plan. Not the nearest charger, the right one: on the way, with a plug that fits your car, with enough power to make the stop short.
The right charger, on the route
Chargers are chosen along the route with the detour, the power and where the battery will be when you get there all taken into account. The stop appears in the plan with the charge you leave with.
Charge only what you need
The plan charges to what the rest of the trip requires plus your arrival margin, not to full. Less time at the charger, more time on the road.
A plug that fits your car
Only chargers with your car's connector are considered, and each charger card shows the connectors, the power and the amenities around it.
Free, busy or offline, before you go
With Premium the chargers on the map carry their live status, so the stop in your plan is one that is actually available when you arrive.
The trip in energy
Every plan states the kWh the route takes, next to the time and the distance.
The charge on arrival
Before you go, and updated on the way, for the destination and for each charging stop.
Time at the charger
How long each stop takes, so the arrival time already includes the charging.
Everything a driver needs, nothing else.
Turn by turn with lane guidance, the speed limit next to your speed, cameras and traffic lights ahead, and one bar at the bottom with the time, the distance and the charge on arrival.
- Speed cameras and traffic lights on the map and in the plan, so no surprises.
- Alternative routes as you drive, with the time difference shown on the map.
- Automatic rerouting when you leave the route, and when a road closes ahead.
- Search that understands places, streets and businesses, with addresses and categories.
The map that changes as the road does.
Premium connects the plan to what is happening right now: on the road, at the chargers, in the sky, and inside your car.
Real-time traffic
Jams, road closures, accidents and roadworks on the map and in the arrival time. The route is recomputed when a closure appears ahead.
Weather along the route
Rain, snow, wind and temperature where you will be, when you will be there, on the map and along the route.
Chargers with live status
See which chargers are free, busy or offline before you drive to them, with connectors and power on the card.
Your car's real charge
Link your Tesla account, or plug in an OBD-II adapter for any other EV, and the plan starts from the battery you actually have, not a number you typed.
Open mapsev.com in the car. That is the whole setup.
A full-screen map with 3D buildings, turn by turn, the speed limit and camera alerts, in the Tesla browser. Nothing to install, nothing to pair. Sign in with Google and your plans, your car and your Premium follow you from the phone to the car.
Switches with the sun, not with a menu.
The map, the panels and the route colours change to a night palette automatically, with lit streets and buildings that read at a glance.
Your YouTube, in the Music screen.
Connect your own YouTube account once. Your playlists, liked videos and search are in the Music screen, and the player keeps playing in a small pane while you navigate.
- Read-only access: Mapsev never posts or changes anything on your account.
- Keeps playing when you close the screen; a small docked player stays on the map.
- Disconnect any time from the Music screen.
Playlists
Every playlist on your account, one tap to play.
Liked videos
Your likes, newest first.
Search
Type it, play it.
Docked player
Small, in the corner, still playing.
Free to drive. Premium to see live.
Planning, routing, charging stops and the map are free. Premium adds the live layers and the connection to your car. Every new account gets 14 days of Premium free, no card needed.
- Routes, energy and arrival charge for your car
- Charging stops in the plan
- Turn by turn, speed limits, cameras, traffic lights
- Day and night map, phone and Tesla browser
- Real-time traffic and closures
- Weather along the route
- Live charger status
- Live charge from your Tesla or an OBD-II adapter
- Everything in Monthly
- One payment a year
- Same live data, same car link
- Cancel any time, keep it to the period end
Prices shown in USD. Local currency and tax are shown at checkout for your country.
Before you drive off.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Mapsev is a website. Open mapsev.com in your phone's browser or in the Tesla browser. On a phone you can add it to the home screen and it opens full screen like an app.
Which cars does it work with?
Any electric car. Pick your model from the presets, or enter the battery size yourself. Live charge level comes from a Tesla account or, for other cars, from an OBD-II adapter.
Where does it route?
Armenia and Ukraine today, with detailed maps, traffic and chargers. More regions follow as their data becomes available.
How does it work in a Tesla?
Open mapsev.com in the car's browser and sign in with Google. Link your Tesla account in the app once, and the plan uses the car's real charge level. The screen is used full size: map, turn instructions, speed limit and camera alerts.
What does Premium cost and can I cancel?
$10 a month or $50 a year. Every new account starts with 14 days of Premium free, no card needed. Cancel any time from your profile; you keep Premium until the end of the paid period. Payments are handled by Paddle.
What do you do with my data?
Your position and destinations are used to compute your routes and are not sold or used for advertising. Car and YouTube access are read-only and can be disconnected at any time. Details are in the privacy policy; questions go to [email protected], everything else to support.