Elunio calculates consumption per route: model-specific values for around 200 electric variants, elevation profile, temperature, precipitation (Open-Meteo), and your driving style Eco, Comfort or Sport. If your car is not listed, the app falls back to a fixed default value. The result: charging stops exactly where you really need them.

From the trips you actually drive, Elunio derives a personal correction factor and applies it to future plans. Over time the forecast moves closer to your car, your driving style and your usual routes – without you maintaining formulas or profiles.

Enter your current battery level before departure. Elunio plans the first stop from that value and calculates the later legs with a recharge range of roughly 80 %, instead of assuming a full battery you do not actually have.

For each stop, Elunio scores candidates by estimated cost and charging time for your vehicle and shows up to two alternative stations. Per stop you see charging power, estimated charging duration (10 → 80 %), cost and driving time from the start. Stations recently reported broken by users are no longer planned automatically.

When you tap the numbered marker of a charging stop on the map, the popup now shows charging power in kW and the estimated charging time next to name and address. One more tap opens the full station detail with price, connectors and surroundings.

The heart of Elunio: drivers report what they actually paid. The price tab shows community prices and – where reported – the blocking fee per minute. For a stop in route planning, the app uses an existing community price for its cost estimate. Note: coverage is densest in Baden-Württemberg and the DACH region; elsewhere there are fewer reports.

For selected operators (EnBW, Ionity, Aral pulse, Shell Recharge, Fastned), Elunio shows a researched card recommendation with price per kWh and monthly fee – but only if it is actually cheaper than the ad-hoc price. With “I have this card” you store your cards locally in your browser, no account needed.

In the filter panel, the new switch hides every station for which none of your marked cards is recommended. If you have not marked a card yet, the app briefly explains where to do it and keeps showing all stations. The filter is free. It currently covers only the operators listed above.

Where OpenStreetMap contains information on credit, debit and contactless card payment, Elunio shows it in the price tab. Only positive entries are shown on purpose – a missing entry does not mean the payment method is unavailable.

The ChargeIQ score bundles a station's properties into a rating from 0 to 100 and shows it green from 75. With Elunio Pro you can filter for “Top rated (ChargeIQ ≥ 75)” and see only the strongest candidates.

In the advanced route settings you can optionally enter extra consumption in percent, for example for a trailer – planning takes it into account. The range tool also draws a range circle on the map. The circle is a straight-line upper limit, not a drive-time isochrone.

Elunio shows cafés, restaurants, hotels and other places within walking distance and matches them against the estimated charging time: what fits into your charging window and what does not? A filter for wheelchair-accessible access is included.

Routes can be shared via link or QR code. You hand navigation over to Google Maps, Apple Maps or Waze – Elunio plans, your navigation app guides. Recently loaded stations and favorites stay available even without a network.

Elunio runs instantly in your browser. You use the map, route planning and community prices without registering; My Cards and settings are stored locally on your device. What Pro adds is shown in the Free vs. Pro comparison inside the app.