Voltiway

Ulises Nunez

About this app

Voltiway brings together electric vehicle chargers from the main networks in Puerto Rico and Colombia on a single map: Blink, ChargePoint, VelociCharge, Tesla, SWTCH, Terpel Voltex, Enel X, EPM, Celsia, and more. Stop jumping between five different apps.

THE MAP
- Hundreds of public chargers in Puerto Rico and Colombia
- Power (kW) on each pin: know at a glance if it's fast or slow charging
- Filters by connector (J1772, CCS, Tesla/NACS), power, and availability
- Complete details: connectors, prices, hours, and how to pay on each network

LIVE COMMUNITY
- Community check-ins: working, broken, busy, or charging now
- Recent photos and reliability score for each charger
- Report new chargers and adopt one as a guardian
- Cost per kWh reported by other drivers

INTEGRATED GPS
- Navigate to the charger without leaving the app, with voice guidance in Spanish
- Distances and prices in units in your country

PLAN WITH YOUR BATTERY
- Indicate your vehicle and your charge level: we tell you if you'll make it and where to stop
- Catalog of more than 65 electric cars

DATA SOURCES
Voltiway combines open data, official data, and Community contributions. These are all the sources:

Location of chargers
- U.S. DOE - Alternative Fuels Data Center (NREL): https://afdc.energy.gov/fuels/electricity_locations.html
- Open Charge Map and its contributors, CC BY 4.0: https://openchargemap.org
- UPME - Mining and Energy Planning Unit of Colombia: https://www.upme.gov.co
- Official websites of each charging network and reports from the Voltiway community

Laws and benefits for electric cars
- Puerto Rico - Law 22-2000 on Vehicles and Transit, as amended by Law 170-2025 (Office of Management and Budget): https://bvirtualogp.pr.gov/ogp/Bvirtual/leyesreferencia/PDF/22-2000.pdf
- Puerto Rico - Internal Revenue Code of 2011, as amended (Department of the Treasury): https://hacienda.pr.gov/publicaciones/codigo-de-rentas-internas-de-puerto-rico-de-2011-segun-enmendado
- Colombia - Law 1964 of 2019 (Legal Regime of Bogotá): https://www.alcaldiabogota.gov.co/sisjur/normas/Norma1.jsp?i=85510
- Bogotá - Pico y Placa Exemption (Mayor's Office of Bogotá): https://bogota.gov.co/mi-ciudad/movilidad/hay-excepcion-de-pico-y-placa-para-vehiculos-electricos-e-hibridos
- Medellín - Pico y Placa (Mayor's Office of Medellín): https://www.medellin.gov.co/es/secretaria-de-movilidad/pico-y-placa-medellin-2023-segundo-semestre/
- Colombia - Discount on Vehicle Inspection (Ministry of Transportation): https://mintransporte.gov.co/publicaciones/10261/propietarios-de-vehiculos-electricos-tendran-un-descuento-del-30-en-la-revision-tecnico-mecanica/

Fuel prices and consumption, for comparison with gasoline:
- Puerto Rico - DACO, average gasoline prices: https://daco.pr.gov
- Colombia - CREG, liquid fuel prices: https://creg.gov.co/publicaciones/15565/precios-de-combustibles-liquidos/
- Vehicle consumption - U.S. DOE and EPA: https://www.fueleconomy.gov

Tolls in Colombia:
- Open Data from the Government of Colombia: https://www.datos.gov.co

Maps and navigation: Mapbox. Within the app, under Settings - About Data, you'll find these same sources with their links. Each legal benefit displays its regulation, official link, and the date we verified it.

NOTICE: Voltiway is an independent app developed by a private company. It is NOT represented by, affiliated with, associated with, or endorsed by any government entity, public agency, or authority in Puerto Rico, Colombia, or the United States, nor by the charging networks mentioned. Information on laws and benefits is an informational summary with a link to the official regulation; it is not legal advice and does not replace the official source. Charger availability and data may not always be up-to-date; please check the official website or app of each network before your trip.

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