EV Charging Stations in Las Vegas

Public charging stations across Las Vegas are commonly located near entertainment amenities such as campuses, libraries, restaurants, retail stores, and malls. Some of these are:

• Electrify America at The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace — VIP parking area on Stan Mallin Drive, just off Frank Sinatra Drive, Las Vegas, NV. Six ultra-fast 150kW chargers beside the retail and dining of The Forum Shops.²
• IONNA Rechargery Relay West Centennial Parkway — 2805 W Centennial Pkwy, North Las Vegas, NV 89031. Up to 400kW charging with two NACS and four CCS connectors, a restaurant and restrooms on site, and card payment with no app required.³
• Blink Charging at Allegiant Stadium — Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, NV. Blink Series 8 Level 2 80-amp chargers at the home of the Las Vegas Raiders, operational 24/7.⁴

There is no single price to charge an EV in Las Vegas: each network sets its own station rates. Electrify America prices DC fast charging by location, plan and energy delivered, and shows the live price in its app or on the charger before you start⁵; its Pass+ plan saves about 25%. EVgo pay-as-you-go adds a $0.99 session fee ($2.99 by card), while its $6.99 and $12.99 plans waive it⁶. Level 2 chargers cost less, and some are free. Home charging is cheapest: at Nevada's average 13.11 cents per kWh in June 2026⁷, a 60 kWh charge costs about $7.90.