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Looking up nearby gas stations on Watch Vidocq Onlineyour Google Maps route is one of the easiest things to do on the navigation app.

But if you need some juice for your dying battery in your all-electric car, it's not so simple.

SEE ALSO: I drove my first all-electric car. It reminded me of my distracting smartphone.

That is, until now. Starting Tuesday, you can search for "EV charging" or "electric charging station" on the Google Maps app on iOS and Android. The nearest "fill-up" spots will show up on the map.

The listing will also show you information about the station, what type of plugs are available, charging speeds, and other business details crowdsourced from other users.

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If a business has a charging station available, it'll also be listed.

Here are some of the different charging networks that'll show up on your search: Tesla, Chargepoint, SemaConnect, EVgo, Blink, and, in the UK, Chargemaster and Pod Point. In Australia and New Zealand you'll also see Chargefox.

Here's what comes up from a search here in San Francisco:

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The ability to search for charging stations will be coming to Google Maps on desktop in a few weeks. To start charging with your phone as your guide, just update the app.

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