EV charging · Android Automotive

AmenityEV

Charge where there’s more to do. An in-dash charger finder that ranks stations by distance, power, and live availability — then puts them on the map.

AmenityEV app icon

What it does

The right charger, not just the nearest one.

Most in-car chargers sort by distance alone, so you end up at a slow, full station. AmenityEV ranks by what actually matters on a trip: how far it is, how fast it charges, and how many connectors are free right now.

Each result carries its name, distance, and power class — from a 22–100 kW fast charger to a 100 kW+ rapid one — alongside live availability like “2/6 free.” Tap a station and it drops a numbered pin on the in-dash map, ready to navigate to.

AmenityEV main screen: a ranked list of EV chargers with distance, power, and availability, beside an in-dash map with numbered pins

The screens

Built for a driver’s eyes.

AmenityEV feature banner
Ranked chargers with power class and live availability.
AmenityEV hub: charger list and map
The hub: list on the left, numbered map pins on the right.

Under the hood

The technical angle.

Platform
Android Automotive (AAOS), built on the Car App Library with distractionOptimized UI.
Data
Charger network data — location, connector power, and live availability — surfaced in-dash. Adapts to your fleet’s charging network or a public API.
Navigation
In-dash map with numbered pins and turn-by-turn handoff to the head unit’s navigation.
Who it’s for
EV charging operators, fleet managers, and mobility startups that want a branded, in-car charging experience instead of a phone.

Put your chargers in the dash.

We build AmenityEV from scratch, or adapt it to your charging network, your data, and your brand. Tell us what you’re running.