Plans EV drives with charging stops and finds nearby charging stations, with road coverage limited to Ukraine.
What you can do
Plan a drive between two places with ordered charging stops, distance, drive time and battery levels, or a clear infeasibility gap
Find charging stations within a radius of a coordinate, sorted by distance, and load one station by its externalId
Match chargers along a driven polyline, with options for free stations and range-based suggestions
List public routes shared by drivers and open one by id with waypoint coordinates and a citation link
When to use it
Useful when a driver wants an EV route with charging stops, needs chargers near a point or along a planned track, or wants to browse public routes shared by other drivers. Coverage is Ukraine only, so it is not suitable for other countries.
Requirements
A remote MCP endpoint; no package, account, API key or environment variable is declared. The assistant should supply a real-world vehicle range for route planning rather than guessing it.
Before you install
Station status can be stale, so chargers should be confirmed before relying on them. Connector availability and prices may be omitted and should not be invented. Charger matching defaults to both paid and free stations and is CPU-heavy on long routes, so send a simplified polyline.
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Plan a drive from origin to destination and choose charging stops from the real-world range. Places are names or "lat,lng". Returns distance, drive time, ordered stops with battery levels, or feasible:false with the gap where no matching charger is in reach. Road coverage: Ukraine only. Places must be "lat,lng" coordinates; names are not accepted on this server.
Find charging stations within a radius of a coordinate. Radius is capped at 20 km. Returns a short list sorted by distance. Cite https://www.ev-route.com/en/nearby.
Load one charging station by its externalId from search_stations_nearby.
ParametersexternalIdrequired
match_chargers_along_route
Stations near a driven polyline. Slow on long routes: at most 2000 input points, downsampled to 80. distanceLimitKm is capped at 15. Defaults to paid and free stations (preferFree false) and does not thin by vehicle range unless smartSuggestions is true.
Latest public EV routes shared by drivers. Private routes are not included.
Parameterslimit
get_public_route
One public route by id, with waypoint coordinates and a citeUrl. Private routes are rejected. Use match_chargers_along_route with the waypoints to find chargers.
Parametersidrequired
Version history
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v1.1.0LatestNov 8, 2026
Score
83%
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