You get the car at 100%, cable included
Every car is handed over fully charged with one AC (Type 2) cable in the boot, and the battery level is written on the joint inspection sheet at pickup and at return.
Charging
Charge anywhere, drive all of Thailand
60 public charging stations across 26 provinces on one map, next to all 5 of our branches. Charging is included in the rental — and the calculator shows what a petrol car would have cost you instead.
60Charging stations mapped
26Provinces covered
5Our branches nationwide
Charging
Charging stations and our branches, on one map
Red pins are EVCNX Carrent branches, blue dots are public charging stations. Filter by province, connector or power, then tap a marker for details and directions.
Connector
Minimum power
EVCNX Carrent branchesPublic charging stationsDarker dot = 150 kW or fasterShowing 60 of 60 stations
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.
Renter guide
How charging works when you rent from us
Everything below matches clause 4 of the 2026.09-evcnx rental agreement you sign at handover. Nothing hidden.
Charging is included — use the card in the car
Charging is included in the rental price, on every model and every car. The car comes with a charging card and app: charge as often as you like at partner stations, pay nothing at the plug, and we never bill you for electricity afterwards.
Off-network station? Pay, then claim it back
If your route only has stations the card is not accepted at, pay there and keep the receipt. Send it to us within 7 days of returning the car and we refund the full amount within 7 working days. Charging at home or at a hotel, where there is no itemised receipt, cannot be reimbursed.
Return it at any battery level
No minimum state of charge, no shortfall fee, no recharging fee — any branch, any model, any car. All we ask is that the cable comes back with the car (4,500 baht if lost or damaged) and that the charge port is undamaged (up to 8,000 baht), because first-class insurance covers neither.
Flat battery on the road? Call 095-995-3000, press 9
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) →
Cost comparison
The petrol you no longer buy: how much is that a month?
What would this trip cost you in petrol?
Charging on your rental is already in the price, so your own energy bill is zero. This tool shows both sides honestly: the petrol you would have bought, and the electricity we pay for instead — with the arithmetic line by line so you can check it.
2,000 km
500 km5,000 km
Car you would rent
Electricity — included, you pay 0
1,344
THB/month
0.67 THB per kilometre
Petrol you would have bought
5,429
THB/month
2.71 THB per kilometre
Energy cost gap
4,085
THB/month
That is 49,015 THB a year
CO₂ avoided
170.0
kg/month
2,040 kg a year
The arithmetic (check it on your own calculator)
- 1.Electricity we cover: 2,000 km ÷ 100 × 16.0 kWh = 320.0 kWh → 320.0 × 4.20 THB = 1,344 THB
- 2.Petrol not bought: 2,000 km ÷ 14 km/litre = 142.9 litres → 142.9 × 38.00 THB = 5,429 THB
- 3.Difference: 5,429 − 1,344 = 4,085 THB a month (your own share is 0 THB — the electricity is in the rental price)
- 4.CO₂: petrol 142.9 L × 2.31 = 330.0 kg · electricity 320.0 kWh × 0.50 = 160.0 kg → 170.0 kg less
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 · the electricity price you enter estimates what we absorb, not what you are billed · these are estimates; real cost depends on driving style, air-con and the price each station charges.