As charging stations are often operated by different networks or companies, EV owners may need to install and use multiple EV charging apps to initiate charging sessions, which can be inconvenient and confusing.

It can be difficult for EV owners to locate the nearest EV charging stations, especially when they are on different networks or platforms.

While Google or other mapping services may show nearby EV charging stations, they often don't indicate whether the car charging points are functioning or available for use, leading to potential wasted time and frustration.

EV charging apps operate using a deposit and wallet system, which creates challenges for users in maintaining and tracking their wallet balances across various charging apps.

When EV owners reach an EV charging station, they may find that the available car charging points are already occupied by other EVs, resulting in a waiting period before they can charge their electric vehicle.

Charging electric vehicles using multiple EV charging apps from different operators or networks makes it challenging for EV owners to maintain a consolidated charging history, which can make it difficult to track and monitor their charging usage.

There is no single EV charging app available for EV owners to compare the prices of different charging stations and companies, making it harder to find the most cost-effective EV charging options.

The lack of educational materials and information in the EV sector poses challenges for both current EV owners and individuals who are interested in learning more about electric vehicle technology.

Many EV charging apps do not provide information on nearby amenities, such as restaurants, shops, or services, making it challenging for EV owners to plan their charging stops efficiently and incorporate other activities during the charging process.