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Map, ratings, average prices and road-trip plans with stops based on your car's range.
Explore the map →Charging stations across Brazil with connector, power, average price, opening hours, covered parking, safety and on-site amenities, confirmed by drivers who charged there.
Source: ABVE (Brazilian Electric Vehicle Association), August–September 2026.
Connector, slow or fast charging, covered parking, open 24 hours and amenities like restrooms, food and security.
Every station shows when it was last confirmed, the community rating and the average price paid.
"It worked" or "it didn't". You help the next driver and earn points.
Map, ratings, average prices and road-trip plans with stops based on your car's range.
Explore the map →List your station for free, publish photos, hours, prices and amenities, and reply to reviews.
Add a charging station →Home, condo or business: get contacted by partner installers in your area.
Request a quote →Browse charging points city by city, all across Brazil.
Check-ins, photos and reported prices earn points. Top contributors in each city appear on the monthly leaderboard and redeem points for perks at partner stations.
Early members get the Founder badge and early access to trip planning.
In 2026, paid charging usually costs between R$ 1.20 and R$ 2.50 per kWh on AC (slow) chargers and between R$ 2.00 and R$ 3.50 per kWh on DC (fast) chargers, depending on the network and region. There are also free chargers at malls, hotels and dealerships. On Recarregue Aqui, drivers report the price they paid at each location.
AC charging uses the car's on-board charger and usually takes hours — ideal for long stops at a hotel, work or a mall. DC charging delivers power straight to the battery, from 40 kW to over 150 kW, and restores most of the battery in 20 to 60 minutes — ideal on road trips.
The most common are Type 2 (Mennekes) for AC charging and CCS2 for DC fast charging. Some models use CHAdeMO or GB/T. Set your car and the map shows only compatible stations.
Yes. Plug-in hybrids (PHEV) charge normally at AC stations with a Type 2 connector, and some models also accept DC fast charging. Non-plug-in hybrids (HEV) don't use charging stations.
It's free: fill in the form on the station owner page with address, connectors, hours and amenities. After verification, you can update photos and prices and reply to reviews.
Yes. Browsing the map, rating, checking in and planning trips are free. Contributors earn points, level up and can redeem points for partner perks.