A Better Routeplanner (ABRP)

A Better Routeplanner (ABRP)

Iternio Planning AB
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4.5
Maps & Navigation
1,000,000+ Downloads

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At this stop

EV route planning with charging stops

A Better Routeplanner (ABRP) is built for electric vehicle drivers who want to plan journeys around battery use and charging. Select your vehicle model, enter a destination, and the app maps out a trip with suggested charging stops, estimated charging time, and expected battery level along the way. It suits drivers preparing for longer journeys, as well as anyone who wants more detail than a general-purpose navigation app provides.

Planning based on your car

ABRP uses vehicle-specific information rather than treating every EV as the same. Its route calculations can account for differences in battery capacity and efficiency, helping you compare practical options before setting off. You can also adjust routing choices, including charging preferences and road selection, when the default plan is not the right fit.

Useful beyond the first route

The app is not limited to pre-trip planning. During a drive, it can guide you along the planned route and compare your progress with the expected energy use. If conditions or consumption differ from the original estimate, the route can be adjusted. The amount of information may take some time to learn, particularly for drivers used to simpler turn-by-turn apps.

At a glance

  • Category: Maps & Navigation
  • Developer: Iternio Planning AB
  • Rating: 4.5375 from 21,982 reviews
  • Installs: 1,000,000+

ABRP is a focused choice for EV owners who want charging and energy estimates to shape the journey from the start. It is especially useful when battery range, charger availability, and arrival charge matter as much as the destination itself.