EV Charging Stations in the USA

How many EV charging stations are there in the USA?

As of June 2024, there are 183,082 EV charging stations around the USA. Around 42,938 of these stations have fast charging options available.

Where can I charge my EV in the USA?

In the USA, EV charging stations are commonly found near public amenities like rest areas, stores, restaurants, hotels, parking facilities, community centers, and gas stations.

Map of EV chargers in the USA

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Growth of EV Chargers in the USA

The number of publicly accessible EV chargers across the USA has continued to increase yearly. Some contributing factors include zero emissions targets, government initiatives, and EV sales and charging infrastructure incentives.

Growth of EV sales in the USA

According to data from November 2023, there are 2,442,270 registered EVs across the USA. 

EV FAQS

What type of Charging stations are there in the USA?

In the USA, there are three types of  EV charger options: Level 1 (120V, standard outlet, 8-50+ hours to charge), Level 2 (208/240V, special outlet, 4-10 hours), and DCFC (Direct Current Fast Charging ) fast chargers (480V, DC outlet, 20-30 minutes).

What plug types are available?

There are options in the USA to support most of the major plug types including:

Consult the location map for details about a specific station.

How much does it cost to use an EV charger in the USA?

Charging an EV in the USA can range from $0.20 to $0.60 per kWh. Prices can vary depending on state, charger type, and vehicle.

Expect to pay between $8 and $30 for a full charge.

Which states have the highest number of electric vehicles?

California has consistently had the most EV registrations, with 903,620 EVs registered as of November 2023. Florida ranked second with 167,990 registrations, followed by Texas with 149,000.

EV chargers across the USA

References

Joint Office of Energy and Transportation, AFDC.Energy.gov, US Department of Transportation