GeoCharge

EV charging networks in Georgia

13 public charging networks operate in Georgia. Below is each one’s coverage, power, connectors and tariff, in a single table so you can compare them.

Data refreshes automatically from the providers. Last update: 2026-09-24 08:57

NetworkchargersCitiesFast (DC)Max powerConnectorsDC GEL/kWh
mart EV1887123120 kWCCS2, GB/T, Type 2, CHAdeMO0.80
E-Space1562567360 kWType 2, CCS2, GB/T, CHAdeMO0.75
EV Power GE60260200 kWCCS2, GB/T0.76
Charger Plus581643120 kWCCS2, GB/T, Type 2—
Da-Tene431539160 kWCCS2, GB/T, Type 20.69
EcoCars421230240 kWGB/T, Type 2, CCS2, Type 10.78
Tegeta34169—Type 2, CCS2, CHAdeMO1.00
City Hall free chargers3310—Type 2, Type 1—
Electrify Georgia26717320 kWCCS2, Type 2, NACS, Type 10.55
Solar Station15911160 kWGB/T, CCS2, Type 20.70
MOVEO11510240 kWCCS2, GB/T, Type 20.80
Gadatene646120 kWCCS2, GB/T, Type 2, Type 10.78
ZZZ313180 kWCCS2, GB/T0.80

The tariff column shows the median DC price. Full ranges are on the tariffs page.

Frequently asked questions

Which network has the most chargers in Georgia?

mart EV, with 188 stations. The widest spread across cities is E-Space, present in 25 cities.

Which network has the most powerful chargers?

E-Space, up to 360 kW.

Do I need a separate app for every network?

To start a charge you normally need the provider’s own app or card. GeoCharge shows you which network is where and on what terms, so you know in advance which one you will need.

Map and live status are in the app

This page shows which chargers exist and where. The map, exact locations, real-time availability and route planning live in the free app.