Places to stay and charge on one map

Find a place to stay and charge

Plan the next leg of your EV road trip, find accommodation along your route and see where chargers are in relation to the places you are considering.

LadeLosen is in testing. The app opens in a new tab.

Screenshot of LadeLosen: Scandic Hell selected on the map, with nearby chargers marked
A real example from the test version: a place to stay and nearby chargers in Hell, Norway. The screenshot shows the Norwegian app interface.

A simpler plan for your next stop

How LadeLosen works

See your route, possible places to stay and public chargers on the same map. This makes it easier to decide where to stop.

1

Choose a route

Enter your starting point and destination, then choose the area where you want to stay overnight.

2

Explore the map

See accommodation along the route and chargers nearby. Zoom in to understand where they actually are.

3

Check the details

Choose a place that suits your trip, then check rooms, charging terms and availability with the relevant providers.

An example from the map

An overnight stop on the way north

On a trip from Oslo to Sømna, you can select the Stjørdal–Steinkjer area for an overnight stop. The map shows places to stay in the area and chargers around them. Select Scandic Hell to see public charging points nearby.

  • Explore a selected area or the entire route.
  • Tap markers for more details.
  • Use the base map to see roads, distances and locations.
OsloSømna

Overnight area

Stjørdal → Steinkjer

One possible stop on the journey north.

Example on the map

Scandic Hell + nearby chargers

See where the chargers are before deciding.

Before you choose where to stay

Four things to check when charging overnight

A nearby charger is useful information, but its location alone cannot tell you whether you can use it throughout the night.

1. Check who can charge

A public charger near a hotel may have its own rules. Check access, the operator, payment options and whether the parking area is open to you.

2. Match charging to your stay

For a long overnight stop, regular AC charging may be convenient. Fast charging may be an option if you need to get back on the road sooner.

3. Check the walking route

A short distance on the map may mean a longer walk. Zoom in and look at roads, crossings and access before choosing a place.

4. Confirm capacity and rules

Check availability, connector type, power, opening hours, time limits and parking fees in the operator's current information.

About LadeLosen

Built for the journey between charging stops

LadeLosen is being developed to make choosing an overnight stay easier when travelling by electric car. The test version provides a visual starting point for planning. It does not show real-time room availability, hotel prices or guaranteed charger access. Always confirm details with the hotel and charging operator before booking or driving there.

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