How many EV charging stations are in the U.S.?

The Alternative Fuels Data Center lists 85,316 public EV charging stations with 268,150 charging ports, including 80,565 DC fast charging ports.

What is the difference between Level 2 and DC fast charging?

Level 2 chargers use 240-volt power and usually take several hours to charge a car, which suits parking at work, home or a hotel. DC fast chargers deliver 50 to 350 kilowatts, compared with about 7 to 19 kilowatts for Level 2, and can charge many cars to about 80% in under an hour, depending on the car and the charger.

Can any electric car use a Tesla Supercharger?

Many Tesla Superchargers are open to other brands through an adapter or a car with a NACS (J3400) port. Check the station details and your car maker's app before you go.

EV Charging Stations

Public electric vehicle charging stations from the Department of Energy's Alternative Fuels Data Center, updated daily.

Public stations: 85,316; 1,772 temporarily unavailable
Charging ports: 268,150
DC fast ports: 80,565
Level 2 ports: 186,887

By state

Public stations, ports and DC fast ports

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#	State	Stations	Ports	DC fast
1	California	20,714	70,523	19,936
2	New York	5,885	22,709	3,610
3	Massachusetts	4,664	11,972	2,018
4	Florida	4,552	15,689	5,530
5	Texas	3,928	13,267	5,740
6	Washington	3,273	9,298	2,477
7	Colorado	2,976	8,064	1,745
8	Georgia	2,436	7,743	2,381
9	New Jersey	2,183	7,304	2,204
10	Michigan	2,126	5,832	1,846
11	Pennsylvania	2,121	5,988	2,091
12	Ohio	1,978	5,500	1,586
13	Illinois	1,961	6,466	3,080
14	North Carolina	1,956	5,993	1,930
15	Virginia	1,879	5,626	1,870
16	Maryland	1,724	5,719	1,619
17	Oregon	1,711	4,420	1,370
18	Connecticut	1,675	4,996	768
19	Arizona	1,599	4,895	1,578
20	Missouri	1,362	3,382	921
21	Minnesota	1,178	3,354	1,092
22	Tennessee	1,159	3,190	1,092
23	Utah	1,046	3,283	1,047
24	Wisconsin	915	2,459	971
25	Indiana	746	2,261	1,067
26	South Carolina	729	2,283	981
27	Maine	665	1,663	437
28	Nevada	649	2,865	1,281
29	Kansas	594	1,452	392
30	Alabama	582	1,785	931
31	Vermont	562	1,384	343
32	Iowa	505	1,344	608
33	New Mexico	500	1,287	626
34	Kentucky	428	1,239	482
35	Hawaii	417	1,072	187
36	Oklahoma	408	1,697	1,037
37	Arkansas	396	1,134	306
38	Rhode Island	364	896	154
39	Nebraska	340	802	306
40	District of Columbia	319	1,103	61
41	New Hampshire	313	846	357
42	Louisiana	270	867	434
43	Idaho	263	755	322
44	Delaware	235	738	311
45	Mississippi	231	718	355
46	West Virginia	186	561	223
47	Montana	161	486	264
48	Wyoming	127	367	201
49	South Dakota	118	337	160
50	North Dakota	110	285	146
51	Alaska	72	199	89
52	Puerto Rico	25	52	2

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By network

Largest charging networks by number of stations

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Network	Stations	Ports	DC fast
ChargePoint	49,304	86,546	4,991
Blink	6,154	22,925	2,080
Non-networked	4,981	15,114	1,083
Tesla Destination	3,918	14,572	0
Tesla Supercharger	3,294	40,331	40,331
EV Connect	1,512	5,046	1,779
FLO	1,246	3,096	179
Loop	1,232	10,019	162
Electrify America	1,224	6,219	6,049
EVgo	1,219	5,464	5,396
Red E	1,120	4,913	2,267
Vialynk	951	5,148	558
AmpUp	832	3,507	17
SWTCH	570	2,379	278
OpConnect	503	1,851	145
EVGateway	470	3,027	559
ChargeLab	408	1,682	329
Noodoe	383	2,005	303
EVoke	376	2,569	45
Ford Charge	351	1,270	1,270

By connector

Stations with each plug type (a station can have several)

Connector	Stations
J1772 (Level 2)	67,406
CCS (J1772 Combo)	13,247
Tesla (NACS)	10,003
CHAdeMO	5,847
NEMA 14-50 outlet	75
NEMA 5-20 outlet	55
NEMA 5-15 outlet	27
J3271 (MCS)	2

Recently opened

Newest public charging stations

Johnson's Store
8875 Wisconsin 13, Port Wing, WI 54865
1 DC fast · Zef Network · CCS (J1772 Combo)
Pilot Travel Center 356
2050 East Blue Lick Road, Shepherdsville, KY 40165
4 DC fast · EVgo · CCS (J1772 Combo)
Temporarily unavailable
MCorp M22 Detroit BP
714 E Warren Ave, Detroit, MI 48201
4 DC fast · Red E · CCS (J1772 Combo)
Andavo Travel North Post
5588 South Green Street, Murray, UT 84123
2 Level 2 · ChargePoint · J1772 (Level 2), Tesla (NACS)
Andavo Travel South Post
5588 South Green Street, Murray, UT 84123
2 Level 2 · ChargePoint · J1772 (Level 2), Tesla (NACS)
Grove St. 57u Cpf50 2
107 Dalton Place, Rochester, NY 14604
1 Level 2 · ChargePoint · J1772 (Level 2)
Grove St. 57u Cpf50 1
107 Grove St, Rochester, NY 14604
1 Level 2 · ChargePoint · J1772 (Level 2)
Kensington Valley Outlets
1475 N Burkart Rd, Howell, MI 48855
10 DC fast · EVgo · CCS (J1772 Combo)
Ethan Conrad Reno 89
5400 Meadowood Mall Circle, Reno, NV 89502
2 DC fast · EVgo · CCS (J1772 Combo)
North Hills Village
7520 NE Loop 820, North Richland Hills, TX 76180
12 DC fast · EVgo · CCS (J1772 Combo)
Food 4 Less El Cajon 394
444 Broadway, El Cajon, CA 92021
8 DC fast · EVgo · CCS (J1772 Combo)
Bustleton Avenue
9920 Bustleton Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19115
10 DC fast · EVgo · CCS (J1772 Combo), Tesla (NACS)

Stations are added and updated by networks, utilities and station owners. Ports may be out of service even when a station is listed. Check the network app before you rely on a charger. List as of 10/26/2026.

EV charging by state

Frequently asked questions

How many EV charging stations are in the U.S.?: The Alternative Fuels Data Center lists 85,316 public EV charging stations with 268,150 charging ports, including 80,565 DC fast charging ports.
What is the difference between Level 2 and DC fast charging?: Level 2 chargers use 240-volt power and usually take several hours to charge a car, which suits parking at work, home or a hotel. DC fast chargers deliver 50 to 350 kilowatts, compared with about 7 to 19 kilowatts for Level 2, and can charge many cars to about 80% in under an hour, depending on the car and the charger.
Can any electric car use a Tesla Supercharger?: Many Tesla Superchargers are open to other brands through an adapter or a car with a NACS (J3400) port. Check the station details and your car maker's app before you go.

Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Alternative Fuels Data Center Station Locator · Last updated 10/26/2026

Data sources

Alternative Fuels Data CenterU.S. Department of Energy, National Laboratory of the Rockies (formerly NREL)

Data as of 10/26/2026

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