Montréal fixed
Official City open data
Ports at the same location are grouped into readable sites without hiding the reported port count.
Across Quebec
Merged public sources
Each record keeps its source; obvious duplicate locations are removed before publication.
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No false live availability
This map locates sites. Confirm current status, pricing and access in the network app.
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EV chargers near you
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How to read the map
Level 2
For longer stops. Exact power is not always published.
50–99 kW
Fast charging; actual speed varies by vehicle and battery.
100+ kW
Very fast charging when the vehicle can accept the power.
Sources and licensing
- • City of Montréal — Public EV chargers, CC BY 4.0; grouping and normalization by InfoGas.
- • Open Charge Map and its data providers, with record-level source and licence retained where available.
- • Positions, power, connectors, prices and status can be incomplete or delayed. Data is provided without warranty and does not imply endorsement by a government or charging network.
Plan your charge
Frequently asked questions
Does the map show whether a charger is free right now?
No. It helps you find a site, reported power and connectors. Check the network app or official website for current occupancy, exact pricing and session activation before travelling.
Why is downtown Montréal covered more completely now?
InfoGas supplements province-wide sources with the City of Montréal open dataset, then groups charging ports at the same location into a readable site marker.
What charging power should I choose?
Level 2 is best for longer stops. A charger rated at 50 kW or more is considered fast, but actual power also depends on the vehicle, battery and temperature.
Can I rely on the connector shown?
Use it as a first-pass filter, then confirm compatibility in the network app or vehicle manual. Community data can be incomplete or delayed.