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EV charging questions for drivers and hosts

For drivers

What is SplitEV?

SplitEV automatically matches EV drivers with chargers that fit their car at participating homes and businesses. Hosts choose the hours they share. Drivers choose a location and book an open time.

How do I find a charger near me?

Download SplitEV. The app automatically matches you with chargers that fit your car. Explore participating locations, choose an available time and review access details before booking.

Does SplitEV match chargers to my car?

Yes. SplitEV automatically matches you with chargers that fit your car. You choose the location and open time, then book in the app.

What if I cannot charge at home?

Search for a participating host near your apartment, workplace or usual stops. Book an available time that fits your day.

What does a SplitEV plan cost?

City Circuit is $69 a month with 800 SplitMiles, Grid Pass is $99 with 1,200, and Amp Power is $159 with 2,000. Additional SplitMiles are $0.10 each. Up to 30% of unused monthly SplitMiles can roll forward while your subscription stays active. SplitMiles are used at different rates depending on the eligible location and session; they are not guaranteed driving miles.

Will I save money?

If you rely on public chargers, add up a typical month's energy charges and any fees you pay per stop. Compare that total with a SplitEV plan. You could spend less when your charging moves to eligible locations and fits the included SplitMiles. Taxes, charging elsewhere and additional SplitMiles may change your total. Check participating locations and session details in the app.

Can I use SplitEV across the country?

The app is available in the U.S. Plans apply at eligible participating locations, which vary by market. The app shows current locations and open hours.

How are charging locations checked?

Hosts submit their charger, location and access details for review before activation. Check the listing for current hours and instructions before you book.

What are Karma rewards?

Karma rewards and local host perks are rolling out. Check the app for current availability and terms in your area.

EV charging basics

What should I check before buying an EV?

Build a charging plan around where you park, how long you stay and what each stop costs. Confirm compatible charging near home or work and identify a backup. Use our first-EV charging checklist to get started.

What is the difference between Level 1, Level 2 and DC fast charging?

Level 1 uses 120-volt AC power. Level 2 uses 240-volt residential or 208-volt commercial AC power and is commonly used for longer stays. DC fast charging supplies direct current for quicker stops when the vehicle supports it. Charging speed varies by car, battery and equipment. Read the Department of Energy guide to charging equipment.

Does an EV charging adapter work with every car?

Compatibility depends on the car, model year, charger and charging mode. J1772 and NACS (SAE J3400) are connector names you may encounter. Follow vehicle and adapter manufacturer guidance; do not assume that a physical fit guarantees support. See the driver charging guide.

How much does it cost to charge an electric car?

The total depends on energy used, the charging provider and any session, parking or idle fees. Start with your real charging bill or expected routine, then compare monthly charging plans. The SplitMiles needed for a SplitEV session vary by eligible location and session.

What charging etiquette should I follow at a host location?

Use the assigned space during your approved time, follow entry instructions and keep walkways clear. Return the connector as instructed and leave on time. Use support for access or charging problems and keep the host's private details private.

For hosts

Can I list my EV charger?

Yes. If you control a working charger and its parking space, send us your location details. Our team will follow up about the application and the hours you can share.

How much could my charger earn?

Earnings depend on completed sessions, local demand, your electricity cost and the rate agreed for your location. Share your charger details to discuss a rate. Any calculation is an estimate based on stated inputs, not a payout forecast. Ask about your charger.

Who sets the charging rate?

SplitEV confirms the customer rate and host payout during onboarding. You choose your available hours and approve bookings.

What do I need to apply?

A working charger at a location you control, its power and connector details, access instructions and photos. Payout setup follows approval.

Can businesses list chargers?

Yes. Apartment buildings, hotels, offices, shops and community locations can apply. Tell us how many sites you operate so we can recommend the right setup.

Can a charging network partner with SplitEV?

Yes. Operators can propose eligible sites and available hours. We can agree on access, data and payment terms, start with a defined market, and measure completed sessions before expanding.

Is SplitEV available outside the U.S.?

The app and the plans shown here are for the U.S. Future market availability will be announced when locations and support are ready.