TomTom AmiGO represents the navigation giant's free mobile offering, combining traditional GPS functionality with specialized electric vehicle routing capabilities. The app positions itself as a comprehensive driving companion that avoids advertising while delivering premium navigation features typically found in paid applications. The application's core functionality centers around its multi-faceted routing system, which offers four distinct route calculation methods: time-optimized, distance-optimized, fuel-efficient, and 'thrilling' routes that prioritize more engaging driving roads. For electric vehicle owners, the app provides detailed charging station information including compatibility with specific connector types and real-time availability status. The system requires users to create detailed vehicle profiles that account for battery capacity, charging speed, and preferred charge levels to generate routes that ensure sufficient range between charging stops. User experience demonstrates a clean, uncluttered interface with clear visual guidance and calm voice prompts. The application excels in complex routing scenarios, particularly roundabout navigation where it provides multiple advance warnings about exit selection. Real-world usage patterns show strong performance in urban environments and areas with complex road networks, though some users report slower application launch times compared to competitors. The overlay mode allows simultaneous operation with other navigation applications, providing speed camera alerts while using alternative mapping services. User feedback consistently highlights the application's superior roundabout guidance (VMP, July 2025), customizable routing preferences (B A Google User, August 2025), and reliable speed camera warnings (InterStellar, July 2025). However, reviews also note limitations in points-of-interest database accuracy and occasional address mapping errors (Aaron, August 2025). The free, ad-free model receives widespread appreciation, though some users report performance inconsistencies on older Android devices. The application demonstrates particular strength in European markets with complex road systems and for electric vehicle owners requiring detailed charging infrastructure information. Limitations include occasional database inaccuracies and slower performance compared to some competitors. Ideal use cases involve urban navigation, EV road trips requiring charging planning, and regions where roundabouts and complex intersections present navigation challenges.