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EV charging stations

82,962 public EV charging stations across the US, 15,859 of them with DC fast chargers (79,147 fast ports). Find chargers by state or along your Interstate, with the network and the plugs each one takes.

DC fast chargers on the map

Each dot sums the DC fast ports in a small area; zoom into a state page for single stations.

EV charging by state

DC fast charging along the Interstates

Sites within 3 miles of the highway.

Largest charging networks

  • ChargePoint48,056 stations, 4,383 DC fast
  • Blink5,845 stations, 645 DC fast
  • Non-Networked4,830 stations, 506 DC fast
  • Tesla Destination3,918 stations
  • Tesla3,280 stations, 3,280 DC fast
  • EV Connect1,338 stations, 715 DC fast
  • LOOP1,232 stations, 57 DC fast
  • FLO1,220 stations, 102 DC fast
  • Electrify America1,220 stations, 1,190 DC fast
  • eVgo1,186 stations, 1,183 DC fast
  • RED_E1,070 stations, 591 DC fast
  • VIALYNK880 stations, 112 DC fast

"Tesla" is the Supercharger network; "Tesla Destination" is Level 2 at hotels and shops.

Plugs

  • J177265,631 stations
  • CCS112,703 stations
  • NACS (Tesla)9,905 stations
  • CHAdeMO5,597 stations

J1772 is the Level 2 plug most non-Tesla cars use. CCS1 and NACS are the DC fast plugs; most new cars from 2025 on charge on NACS, with an adapter for older ones. CHAdeMO is for the Nissan Leaf and a few others.

Largest DC fast charging sites in the US

Station data: NLR Alternative Fuel Stations (U.S. Department of Energy), updated October 10, 2026, through Roadscore. Public stations as declared by their operators: not live availability, so a charger may be busy or out of service. Check the network's app before you rely on one.