Zapmap
Zapmap: EV charging points map
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines Zapmap?
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Portfolio
What does Zapmap ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
Electric car charging. Live availability, journey planner, cross-network payment
Comprehensive filtering logic for price and speed sustains organic install velocity.
- Comprehensive filtering options for price and charger speed help drivers plan routes with confidence
- Inaccurate charger availability and status data leads to wasted trips and potential parking fines
Electric car charging. Live availability, journey planner, cross-network payment
Analysis in progress
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 2 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
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Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
45/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Zapmap compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps serve EV drivers by mapping charging stations and providing price transparency, directly competing for the same user base seeking to minimize charging costs and range anxiety.
Contenders(6)
Both applications target electric vehicle drivers by providing charging station mapping and route planning tools. They compete directly for users seeking to reduce range anxiety through real-time charger status and location discovery.
Both apps provide EV charging navigation and route planning, competing for the same user base of EV drivers seeking to minimize range anxiety through real-time station data.
Both apps target UK electric vehicle drivers for charging location and payment, competing for the same user base at destination charging points.
MSEV targets the same electric vehicle driver demographic as Zapmap by providing a centralized map interface for locating charging infrastructure and planning routes. Both apps compete for the same user base seeking to reduce range anxiety through consolidated network data.
Both apps target EV drivers needing location discovery for charging infrastructure, creating direct competition for user attention during trip planning.
Both applications provide EV charging maps and availability data to drivers. Tap Electric competes by removing the account registration barrier that currently causes friction for users of the Zapmap platform.
Same space(20)
This app offers a standard interactive map for finding EV charging stations, providing basic discovery features for electric vehicle drivers.
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ADAC Drive functions as a broad mobility companion, integrating charging data alongside fuel pricing and multi-modal navigation for European motorists.
This app provides a dedicated locator for Tesla Superchargers, serving as a specialized tool for Tesla owners.
ChargeFinder aggregates charging data across Scandinavia and Europe, acting as a regional discovery alternative to Zapmap.
Chargemap utilizes a community-powered model to map European charging points, providing a similar discovery utility to Zapmap.
Presto functions as a cross-network aggregator that simplifies charging management, offering a similar value proposition to Zapmap's payment integration.
EnBW mobility+ provides a direct-to-consumer charging network experience that competes with Zapmap's role as a third-party aggregator.
EVgo operates as a network-specific utility that manages charging sessions, serving as a specialized alternative for drivers using their hardware.
EV - Route Planner focuses on physics-based energy modeling, providing a technical alternative for drivers who need precise range planning.
PowerMap provides a global charging station locator, serving as a basic discovery tool for EV drivers.
This app provides a global map of charging stations, serving as a basic discovery tool for EV drivers.
Osprey provides a network-specific charging utility in the UK, competing with Zapmap by offering direct pricing incentives for its own stations.
This app mirrors the functionality of PlugShare, offering a community-driven map that serves as a primary discovery tool for EV owners.
QuantumDrive focuses on trip cost and battery estimation for EV drivers in Spain and Portugal, serving as a specialized route planning tool.
Radius e-route is a B2B navigation tool that filters charging sites by accepted payment cards, serving professional drivers who require transaction reliability.
This app mirrors the functionality of PlugShare, offering a community-driven map that serves as a primary discovery tool for EV owners.
This app provides a dedicated locator for Tesla Superchargers, focusing on trip planning for Tesla drivers.
This app provides a lightweight, dedicated interface for Tesla drivers, focusing on specific charging infrastructure rather than the broad network aggregation found in Zapmap.
Electromaps acts as a cross-network payment and discovery layer in Europe, providing a similar utility to Zapmap for international travelers.
Wenea provides a combined network of owned and partner charging stations, serving as a direct charging utility for UK and European drivers.
New entrants(2)
ToyControl offers high-precision route planning for EV owners, focusing on technical telemetry that complements standard navigation tools.
This app provides fuel price comparison, serving as a utility for drivers who manage both fuel and EV charging costs.
