The BatteryFly platform plans to expand its charging map to 1,000 stations, including partner stations. New charging stations will appear in small towns and villages (for example, Yezerishche, Korelichi, Liozno, Naroch and Braslav).

Over the summer, the network launched 120 of its own and partner stations in 21 localities. In the near future, new stations are expected to appear in Yezerishche, Korelichi, Liozno, Naroch, Braslav, as well as at the Bruzgi border checkpoint, the company reports.

BatteryFly and other operators' charging stations can be found in the free BelCharge service from BatteryFly Engineering. The map shows available stations, connector types, power and tariffs. The service also allows you to build a route taking into account charging stops along the way, and also check out travel locations and interesting places en route.

BatteryFly stations are also available on Yandex Maps, Google Maps and 2GIS. So you can find a charging point right while building a regular driving route.

By the end of the year, the network plans to launch 20–40 charging stations per month.