EEVEE - Track charging costs

Name: EEVEE - Track charging costs
Rating: 4.6 (436 reviews)
Author: EEVEE

By: EEVEE

Explore your car data

Features & Capabilities

EEVEE connects securely to your electric or hybrid vehicle using official APIs to track charging costs and driving data. No extra hardware is required, and it supports 20+ brands including Tesla, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Volkswagen, Volvo, and more.

Get detailed reports, a history log, and intuitive graphs of charging sessions, driving, and battery data. Features include employer reimbursement, PDF/spreadsheet expense reports, automated reports, and actionable insights—all while keeping your data secure with OAuth 2.0.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Analytics Data Privacy & Security

By:

EEVEE

Rating:

4.60

(436)

Version:

3.8.1 Last updated: 2026-05-07

Version code:

885370692

Creation date:

2019-07-24

Compatible devices:

Size:

99.85MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-14

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 83,621 ▼ 140

Other rankings

#67 in cost keyword 9 ▲

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Developed by:

EEVEE

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/eevee-track-charging-costs/id1473252719

Website:

https://eeveemobility.com/eeveeapp

User Reviews

Users laud EEVEE for deep, real-time charging/cost tracking, rich reporting, and strong free features with a clean UI. Pros include useful data for budgeting and reimbursement, plus some EV-specific integrations. The most frequent drawbacks are the expensive personal-use subscription, uneven vehicle compatibility, occasional bugs, and frustrations over a shifting freemium-to-subscription model. Overall, value hinges on what you need: robust data and reports (free), or ongoing, costly access for personal use.

Pros

Comprehensive, real-time tracking of charging costs, energy use, and battery data with useful metrics like cost per mile.
Strong reporting and reimbursement-oriented features (monthly summaries, exportable data) that help with budgeting, accounting, and invoicing.
Generous free baseline features and a clean, user-friendly UI that many users appreciate as money-saving.
Useful vehicle integration for certain EVs (e.g., Polestar 2, Tesla) with energy data imports that aren’t always available in other apps.

Cons

High recurring subscription cost for personal use; many users feel the price is prohibitive and prefer a one-time purchase.
Incomplete vehicle compatibility; not all makes/models are supported (e.g., Kia EV6, Ford, Audi, etc.), leading to compatibility issues.
Reliability and usability issues in some cases (bugs like 0-distance logs, login/handshake problems, data refresh quirks).
Perceived deceptive marketing of a freemium model that shifts to paid subscription after initial period; several reviews reference feeling tricked.

Recent reviews

$9/mo for personal (1 car) use is prohibitive. I would be willing to purchase BUT NOT A SUBSCRIPTION. Other apps allow a purchase for personal use (usually about the same as 1-2 years of subscription). Now looking for another app. This app that shows your charges (cost) for charging but also the amount of energy used and the amount the battery accepted. This is helpful in calculating the costs to charge at someone home and reimburse them. Unfortunately they will be charging a prohibitive amount to continue to use the app. I understand that there are fees involved but the app fee is a bit steep (for individual use) in comparison with similar apps. I am now looking for an app that helps calculate charging costs that is a bit more reasonable.

by Nj*****, 2025-10-21

Deceptive business approach, they trick you with a fre app for a year and then asking 9 month for some statistic data! Nerflix cost that much ….

by Ad*****, 2025-06-30

I’ve been a long time user and recommended to friends and family until now it’s 80 a year. Sounds like they couldn’t make the company vehicle fleet model bring in enough revenue. Sorry but charging for single personal vehicles won’t justify that cost for the average person. I’m out!