60 public charging stations across 26 provinces on one map, next to all 10 of our branches — plus a cost calculator that shows its working.
Red pins are BAS EV Rent branches, blue dots are public charging stations. Filter by province, connector or power, then tap a marker for details and directions.
This list is a reference sample compiled from each operator’s public information — not a live feed. Positions follow the well-known location of the mall, fuel station or office, so they can be a few hundred metres off, and the number of chargers and their availability change constantly. Always check the operator’s own app before you set off.
Everything below matches clause 4 of the 2026.09 rental agreement you sign at handover. Nothing hidden.
Every car is handed over fully charged with one AC (Type 2) cable inside, and the battery level is written on the joint inspection sheet at pickup and at return. A lost or damaged cable costs 4,500 baht to replace.
Below 30% we charge 30 baht for each missing 1%, capped at 500 baht per return — returning at 18% is 12% short, so 360 baht. Return at a branch with our own DC chargers and there is no such fee at any battery level.
Electricity during the rental is on the renter, at the price the station charges — we add no margin at all. Install the operators’ apps before you set off: PEA VOLTA, EA Anywhere, EleX by BCP, MEA EV and OR’s EV Station PluZ.
An optional add-on chosen at booking: unlimited charging at partner stations nationwide. Worth it on multi-day long-distance trips.
24-hour assistance with mobile charging and recovery — free twice per rental contract, then 1,500 baht per call from the third. Never tow or push the car yourself; it damages the electric drivetrain.
Read the full rental agreement (clause 4, charging policy) →
Set the distance you drive each month, pick a car, and read the arithmetic line by line — every figure is yours to check.
1,344
THB/month
0.67 THB per kilometre
5,429
THB/month
2.71 THB per kilometre
4,085
THB/month
That is 49,015 THB a year
170.0
kg/month
2,040 kg a year
Assumptions: the consumption figure is the selected car’s own (16.0 kWh/100 km) · petrol comparator 14 km/litre · petrol 2.31 kg CO₂ per litre · Thai grid 0.50 kg CO₂ per kWh · these are estimates; real cost depends on driving style, air-con and the price each station charges.