The popular Pargi.ee parking app, widely used among Estonian drivers, has recently been updated to include information about Eleport’s EV charging network. Electric vehicle users can now view a complete overview of all Eleport charging stations across Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.
Eleport is also the first major EV charging infrastructure operator to have its network integrated into the Pargi.ee app. Currently, the company operates over 220 charging points across the three Baltic countries.
“Eleport’s goal is to make EV charging simple, transparent, and as convenient as possible in everyday life.
Our cooperation with Pargi.ee brings information about charging points closer to tens of thousands of drivers and supports the transition to e-mobility across Estonia and the entire Baltic region,” said Marten Nurmsalu, Head of Partnerships at Eleport.
According to Nurmsalu, Eleport is always open to collaborating with platforms that improve information accessibility and create a smoother user experience when it comes to EV charging.
“Pargi.ee is a perfect example of this.
We hope this step will also encourage other market players to contribute to improving the user experience – in the end, it benefits everyone,” he added.
The Pargi.ee mobile app currently has around 200,000 unique users, and so far, drivers have primarily used it for parking.
However, according to Marek Kruglov, Head of IoT and Data Services at Telia (which manages and develops the app), the growing number of EVs on the road is turning Pargi.ee into an increasingly attractive platform for EV charging service providers.
“As the number of EV drivers on our roads increases, so does the importance of having easy access to information about various charging networks.
Pargi.ee is an ideal place for this.
We’re grateful to Eleport for their cooperation and hope this move will inspire other major players to share their charging capabilities in the app as well,” Kruglov noted.
The Pargi.ee app already features an “Electricity” section, where users can find not only Eleport’s network but also information from other operators who have joined the Plugfree platform. Additionally, users can use the app to start charging sessions and pay directly for the service at supported chargers.
