What's New in EVRadar 1.6 iPad • EVRadar now runs on iPad. • In a wide window, Nearby and Favorites show the list beside the open station. The map opens a station in a column next to it and keeps the selected marker in view. • Settings opens My Car, your charging tariffs, Help and its other pages beside the list. The charging history shows the year's figures next to your charges. • Menu bar and keyboard shortcuts: tabs with ⌘1–⌘5, Search with ⌘F, Filter with ⌥⌘F, Near Me with ⌘L, Refresh with ⌘R and Add Charge with ⇧⌘N (Pro). • With a trackpad or mouse, station cards highlight under the pointer. Drag a station into other apps, or long-press it for a small map preview with its name and address. • An extra large Favorites widget shows twelve favorites in two columns. EVRadar Pro • A “Save … %” badge on the yearly plan shows the saving compared with twelve monthly payments, calculated from current App Store prices. More Room • The tab bar shrinks while you scroll down – in Nearby, Favorites, your charging history and Settings – and is back as soon as you scroll up. Without a Location • When EVRadar can't use your location, Nearby and the map say "No location" instead of looking like a search that found nothing. "Open Location Settings" takes you straight to where to allow it, and reload waits until there's a position to search around. • The map hides its location button while there's no position, instead of leaving it spinning. Map • Messages over the map look cleaner: a tinted symbol – orange when something went wrong – a shorter explanation that covers less of the map, and buttons that span the card evenly. The card keeps the same distance from the tab bar as from the screen edges. Nearby • The subtitle shows the number of chargers again and is no longer cut off when you sort by power, availability or rating. More Apps • Settings now points you to CostRadar for subscriptions and costs, and SkipAlarm for holiday-aware alarms. Plus refinements and fixes.

What's New in EVRadar 1.5 New Charging Tab • The charge running now and your charging history have a tab of their own: time left until your target, progress, the expected cost with your tariff and End Charging on top, with costs, insights and export below (history with EVRadar Pro). Before a blocking fee starts, you see when and what it comes to by your target. While you charge, a bar above the tab bar shows the charge on every other tab – in orange once the blocking fee runs. Your Own Charging Tariffs • Add your charging cards and app tariffs in Settings under Charging Tariffs – with AC and DC prices, blocking fee and monthly fee. On a station's page, Your Tariffs shows what a charge of your car comes to with each of them – cheapest first, the ad-hoc price sorted in and the cheapest marked, with the fees the sum includes (costs with EVRadar Pro). • Whether your own network's price or the roaming price applies at a station is yours to confirm, once per operator. When you start charging, you pick how you pay; the tariff goes into your charging history as the provider. • Set the charge a station is worked out for: Your Charge Need, e.g. 35 % → 80 % · ≈ 35 kWh, sits at the top of a station's page. Charging times, your tariffs and the ad-hoc price follow it, and charging starts with it. Charging Expenses Widget • The month's charging costs on your Home and Lock Screen: the amount, energy and charges, plus last month and how many charges are still incomplete – for all, business or private charges. With EVRadar Pro. Station Page • Available Now lists your car's connector first, dims the ones it can't charge at, and marks free chargers in green. Nearby • Sort right from the toolbar: the sort menu sits next to the filter button – by distance, or with EVRadar Pro by power, availability or rating. The subtitle names the order, e.g. “12 chargers · By Power”. Favorites carry a star beside their name. • The map stays on screen while chargers are searched or when none are found, with the message in a card over it. Search This Area works from an empty map too. Help & FAQ • Answers to common questions by topic – from availability and prices to widgets, Siri, iCloud and restoring Pro. Help buttons next to the ad-hoc price, your tariffs and the reminders open the right answer directly. EVRadar Pro • Subscribers can switch to the lifetime unlock – pay once, Pro for good. Widgets • The Lock Screen favorite widget adds distance, opening hours and how old the counts are. Home Screen • Quick actions: Touch and hold the app icon to start or end charging, or to find the nearest free charger. Pick Up Where You Left Off • Each window reopens on the tab and station you last viewed – including on iPad and Mac with multiple windows. Charging History • Energy keeps up: If you took the energy from the estimate, it follows when you change the charge level at the start or end. An energy you typed in stays as it is, but the new estimate is offered to replace it. • CSV export shows what the file holds before you share it, e.g. “20 charges · Jan – Oct 2026 · 72.7 kWh”, ready for Numbers, Excel or Google Sheets. Location • If the location permission request receives no response, the app now shows a message instead of loading indefinitely. On Mac, Open Settings takes you to Location Services. Plus many refinements and fixes.

What's New in EVRadar 1.4 Charging History • Your real consumption: Each year shows what your EV really uses right below the distance driven, in kWh/100 km – worked out from the odometer readings in your charges, with your all-time average. A tip points you to the odometer under More Details when you log a charge. • PDF for private charges too: Export your charges as a PDF – business, private or all together. Empty columns are left out to make room for the place. • Catch typos: If a charge's price per kWh is far off the station's ad-hoc price, EVRadar points it out as you log it – like €5.90 for €0.59. Station Page • Every post at its own power: Chargers show what each post can do, as in Apple Maps – "Fast · 225 kW" and "Fast · 50 kW". If your car takes less, "Your car: 50 kW" sits beside the charging time. Fully taken chargers are red. • Round figures: What a charge from 20 to 80 % costs reads in whole euros – "≈ €37–44". • Ad hoc or charging card: When you start a charge, you choose how you pay. With a charging card or app, EVRadar leaves out the estimated cost and the blocking fee reminder that may not match your tariff. • Nearby: Places around a station appear as cards with a colored icon, as in Apple Maps. • Discover charging: A tip on Charge explains what starting a charge gets you – the time left on the Lock Screen and a reminder before your car is done. Filters • Low Battery: The new quick filter shows free, open chargers within 10 km at any speed – for when you just need a charge nearby. Siri • Siri knows the station: On iOS 27, Siri knows which station you're looking at – ask "Is anything free?" or "Is it open?", or say "Navigate there", favorite or not. Hours, rating and amenities come from Apple Maps. • Lists and map: Siri also knows which station each row shows and where each sits on the map – "Navigate to the second one" lands on the right one. • Pass a station on: Say "Send this to Anna" – the station arrives as a real place that Maps can route to. • Open any station: Siri now opens any station in EVRadar, not just your favorites. • Search with Siri: Say "Search EVRadar for Karlsruhe", and the chargers there show up in Nearby. CarPlay • Favorites at a glance: Your nearest favorites within 30 km appear as large buttons above the list – with the number of free chargers, green or red, and the distance. • Charging in the car: A charge in progress sits at the top of the List tab – with a progress ring, time left, "Ready around …", energy and, with Pro, the cost. End Charging asks first. Requires iOS 26.4. • Widget and Live Activity: Tapping either on the car's screen opens the favorite, your favorites or the charge right in CarPlay. After charging, the Live Activity reminds you to log the energy and price on your iPhone. iPhone Duo • Made for it: EVRadar makes full use of the iPhone Duo's screen – unfolded and folded. Shortcuts • Tell favorites apart: Each favorite shows its address as you pick it, even one you've only just added. • Clearer fields: The odometer starts in kilometers or miles instead of meters, and Log Charging Receipt asks for the charging session. Settings • Tidier overview: Home tariff, iCloud and backup appear as compact rows that open their own pages. Storage problems and overdue backups stay visible, and the last backup shows when and where it went. • Help & FAQ: Support now covers charging estimates, ad-hoc prices, reminders, data safety and free versus Pro features. • Easier car setup: Guidance points out a missing connector or battery capacity, and an unset AC power shows the 11 kW assumption right beside the setting. Plus many refinements and fixes.

What's New in EVRadar 1.3 New languages • EVRadar now speaks Czech, Danish, Finnish, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil) and Swedish – throughout the app, with Siri and Shortcuts, and in the widgets. Ad-hoc prices • What charging costs: A station's page shows its ad-hoc price – what you pay without a contract, by card or app – with session, time and blocking fees. For stations in Germany, from the data operators are required to publish. • At a glance: The price also appears in the strip at the top of the station's page. A tap takes you to the details. • What it costs your car: With EVRadar Pro, see what charging your car from 20 to 80 % costs – fees included. • Charging History: When you charge without a contract, the price and fees are already filled in when you log it – the fees from how long the charge really took. • Live Activity: It shows when the blocking fee starts and turns orange when it matters. With Pro, it also shows what the charge will cost. • Blocking fee reminder: A notification comes shortly before it starts – at the exact time, not an estimate. • CarPlay: The details card shows the ad-hoc price and, with Pro, the cost for your car. A fresh look at every station • Edge-to-edge map: The map at the top of a station's page now runs right up under the navigation bar and stretches as you pull down. • Always in view: Once you scroll on, the station's name appears in the bar. • Refresh button: A Refresh button replaces pull to refresh. • Ladefuchs: At stations in Germany, one tap opens the Ladefuchs app to compare charging tariffs. Faster filtering • Presets: Road Trip, Overnight and No App – for stations where you pay by card, Apple Pay or contactless – set the filter with one tap. • Clearer: The filter is shorter, and options that don't go together, such as AC with 150 kW, are greyed out right away. Charging History • Expense Report: Your business charges for a month or a year as a PDF – with invoice numbers, VAT and totals, ready to share or print. • Cost per 100 km: The year's overview shows what 100 km cost – and what they would have cost in a combustion car. • Last year at a glance: The chart shows each month's figure from the year before. • By station: Show All on Your Charges Here opens the history for that station. • Receipt later: If the energy or price is missing, Save & Remind Me reminds you in the evening. My Car • Its own screen: My Car has a dedicated screen, and Settings shows your car's details at a glance – including when the battery capacity is still missing. • Easier setup: Pick a common value for DC charging power, AC charging power and battery capacity, or enter your own. Short tips explain which value to use. • Connectors by their familiar names: AC connectors are now called Type 2 and Type 1 – in the filter, in My Car, on the station page and in CarPlay. • Start over: Reset My Car clears all details after asking first. Settings • Appearance: Choose System, Light or Dark. The change applies instantly. You'll find it under General, together with the navigation app. • Reminders: The charging and receipt reminders have their own section. If notifications are off for EVRadar, you'll see it there and can go straight to Settings. • Clearer Pro status: Settings shows whether you own EVRadar Pro for life or have a subscription. • Send Feedback: The email already includes the app version, iOS version and device. Without a Mail app, the address is copied for you. • Copy version: Touch and hold the Version row to copy the version number. And also • Map legend: The (i) button next to the filter explains what each marker's colour and symbol mean. • Better accessibility: VoiceOver announces the selected connector in My Car and no longer reads out decorative symbols. On a hardware keyboard, the period works as the decimal separator in every language. • The charging summary in Siri is now fully translated in every language. • Plus many design refinements and bug fixes.

What's New in EVRadar 1.2 A clearer map • Availability at a glance: Station markers show green when chargers are free, orange when only one is left, red when all are taken and grey when a station is closed. Each state has its own symbol, so you don't have to tell the colours apart. • Smarter clusters: Grouped stations show a ring split by availability, so you can spot free chargers before you zoom in. Your favorites stand out with a star. • Less clutter: The map mutes its background and hides duplicate charger icons, so the availability colours stand out. Your charging, all in one place • Charging history: Every charge is saved with its energy, cost, duration and location. Sessions are grouped by month, with yearly overviews and charts. • Costs and receipts: Add fees, VAT, provider and invoice number to each charge. Enter prices per kWh or as a total, in any currency. • Home charging: Set your home electricity rate so charges at home are costed automatically. • Savings and CO₂: See how much you save compared with a petrol or diesel car, and how much CO₂ you avoid. • Insights: Find your most-used stations, track odometer and consumption, and search your whole history. • Business trips: Mark charges as business to separate them easily for expense reports. • Easy editing: Add past charges by hand, set battery levels with one slider, duplicate entries, select several at once and undo mistakes. • CSV export: Export your history for spreadsheets, expense reports or your own records. Live while you charge • Live Activity: Follow your charge on the Lock Screen, in the Dynamic Island and on Apple Watch, with a progress bar, an estimated time to finish and the expected kWh. • Charging reminder: Get a notification shortly before your charge is done. You choose how early. • Estimates that fit your car: Set your car's onboard AC charger power for accurate charging times, and see the estimated range you'll have when you're done. Widgets and system integration • Favorite station widgets: See your favorites on the Home Screen, Lock Screen and in StandBy. Pin one station or sort by distance, and refresh availability with one tap. • Control Center and Action button: Start or end a charging session, or navigate to a favorite station. • Spotlight: Your favorite stations appear in Spotlight, with directions right from the search results. Siri and Shortcuts • Nearest free charger: Ask Siri for the closest station with a free charging point, then start navigation with one tap. • Your favorites by name: Check availability, get directions or open a station just by saying its name. • Charging by voice: Start or end a session, check its status or get a summary of your charging, with interactive results in Siri. • Log charges and receipts: Add a charge or complete its receipt with Shortcuts, with every detail the app offers, from price and fees to battery levels and odometer. • Automations: Use the Find Favorite Charger action to build your own routines, for example to get notified when fewer than two charging points are free. Everywhere you are • iCloud sync: Your charging history, favorites and settings stay in sync across all your devices. • Backup: EVRadar backs up your charging history, favorites and settings to iCloud Drive once a week, or saves them as a file wherever you like, whenever you want. Restoring only adds what's missing. • New languages: EVRadar now speaks Italian, Spanish, Norwegian and Japanese. And much more • Report a problem: Send station issues straight to Apple. • Better accessibility: Improved VoiceOver, Voice Control and Dynamic Type support. • Faster and more reliable: Availability updates come in faster, closed stations are skipped automatically, and in busy cities no charger right next to you goes missing anymore. • Plus many design refinements and bug fixes throughout the app.

What’s New in EVRadar 1.1 * CarPlay support — Find nearby EV chargers directly from your car. * Enhanced navigation — Start navigation with Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze. * More reliable live updates — Charging data is refreshed more robustly to keep availability information accurate and up to date. * Live data indicator — A new chip appears when live data is more than 5 minutes old, so you can immediately see when availability information may be outdated. * Fully customizable battery capacity — Set both your current and maximum battery capacity to match your vehicle. * Enhanced search — More search results and syntax highlighting make it easier to find what you’re looking for. * Simplified “Near Me” — Quickly center the map on your location with the new Near Me button in the navigation bar. * Online network detection — EVRadar now detects whether an internet connection is available. * Open EVRadar from other apps — The new evradar:// URL scheme lets other apps, such as Geofency, open EVRadar directly. Enjoying EVRadar? A rating in the App Store helps support the app and its continued development. Thank you for your support!