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About JuiceUp

EV chargers and gas stations in Iceland, on one map.

What is JuiceUp?

JuiceUp is a free map that shows every public EV charging station and gas station in Iceland. Electric, hybrid, petrol or diesel, it shows you the nearest place to fuel up.

Iceland is a great country to see by car, but fuel stations can be far apart once you leave the capital area. JuiceUp exists so you know where the next one is before you need it, whether that's on a day trip or the full Ring Road.

EV Charging Coverage

We track 141 EV charging stations across all 7 charging networks operating in Iceland:

  • Tesla Superchargers: 250kW CCS2 stations along major routes
  • ON Power: Iceland's largest network with DC fast chargers and AC stations
  • N1: DC fast chargers at N1 fuel stations, 50–400kW
  • Orkan: Kempower fast chargers up to 600kW
  • Isorka: DC fast chargers at Olis stations and other locations
  • InstaVolt: contactless payment, no app needed
  • e1 (eONE): community charging network

Each station listing includes connector types (CCS, CHAdeMO, Type 2), power ratings in kW, and the number of charging points available.

Gas Station Coverage

We also track 181 gas stations from all major fuel brands in Iceland:

  • N1: Iceland's largest fuel chain with full-service and self-service stations
  • Orkan: self-service stations, usually on the cheaper side
  • OB: discount fuel brand by Olis
  • Olis: full-service stations across Iceland
  • Atlantsolia: self-service discount stations
  • Daelan: newer discount fuel brand
  • Costco: members-only fuel in Gardabaer

Each gas station shows available fuel types (Petrol 95, Diesel, E85 Ethanol) and whether it's a full-service or self-service location.

Route Planner

The route planner shows which EV chargers and gas stations are along your route. Enter a start and a destination and JuiceUp lists every station within 5 km of the road, plus the total distance and estimated drive time. It's most useful on the Ring Road and on longer drives into the Westfjords and East Iceland, where stations thin out. It works for a Golden Circle day too.

Who is JuiceUp for?

  • Tourists renting cars in Iceland: EV or gas car, know where to refuel before you leave Reykjavik
  • EV owners in Iceland: find the nearest fast charger and check which connector types and power levels are available
  • Road trip planners: use the route planner to make sure you won't run out of fuel on longer drives, especially in remote areas
  • Car rental companies: share JuiceUp with your customers to help them plan their trips

Data Sources

Station data comes from the networks' own websites, OpenStreetMap and manual checks. New stations keep opening around Iceland and we add them as they appear. If something is wrong or missing, please tell us.

Contact

JuiceUp is built and maintained in Reykjavik, Iceland. For questions, corrections, or advertising inquiries, head over to the contact page.

Disclaimer

The information provided on JuiceUp is for general informational purposes only. Station data including locations, connector types, power ratings, fuel types, and availability may be inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated. JuiceUp makes no guarantees regarding the accuracy or reliability of any information displayed. Always verify station availability and compatibility with your vehicle before relying on any listing. JuiceUp is not affiliated with any charging network, fuel brand, or car manufacturer. Use this service at your own risk.

Road conditions and weather data shown on JuiceUp's map are sourced from the Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration (Vegagerðin) and are provided for general guidance only. Conditions in Iceland can change very quickly: roads marked passable may become unsafe within minutes due to weather, wind, ice, volcanic activity, rockfall, or other hazards. Wind speeds, temperatures, and surface states reflect the last reported reading from a roadside station and may not represent conditions where you are. Always check umferdin.is and safetravel.is for current official information before setting off, and call 112 in an emergency.

JuiceUp does not provide weather or road-condition advice. By using this site you agree that the operator is not liable for any loss, injury, damage, or other consequence arising from travel decisions made in reliance on the information displayed, whether that information is accurate, delayed, incomplete, or absent.