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ChargingNear.me is America's most comprehensive EV charging station directory with 94,623 stations across all 50 US states, including 16,889 DC fast chargers. Search by city, address, or ZIP code to find chargers near you. Data is updated daily from the US Department of Energy.

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How to Find EV Chargers That Actually Work

68% of EV drivers hit a broken charger in a single year (Plug In America survey). Three filters fix that: speed, plug and freshness.

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Nine percent battery. And the charger is dead.

Sixty-eight percent of EV drivers have hit a broken charger in a single year. Here's how you stop being one of them.

Filter one: speed. DC fast when you're passing through. Level 2 when you're parked for hours.

Filter two: your plug. CCS, NACS, or J1772. A charger you can't plug into is just a parking space.

Filter three, the one most apps skip: freshness. Check when the station was last verified.

ChargingNear.me puts all three on one free map. Nearly ninety-eight thousand stations, synced daily from the U.S. Department of Energy. Every station shows the date it was last verified.

And pick a backup before you leave.

Find a charger that works. ChargingNear.me.

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How ChargingNear.me Works

  1. Search — Enter your location or use GPS to find nearby stations.
  2. Compare — Filter by speed, network, connector type, and pricing.
  3. Navigate — Get directions, see the latest dated availability reading, and read driver reviews.

Our data comes from the US Department of Energy NREL database, cross-referenced with Open Charge Map and TomTom. See every source and its last sync.

Top Cities for EV Charging

  1. Los Angeles, CA — 2,103 stations, 87 DCFC
  2. San Diego, CA — 1,004 stations, 103 DCFC
  3. Boston, MA — 882 stations, 33 DCFC
  4. Irvine, CA — 812 stations, 30 DCFC
  5. Atlanta, GA — 786 stations, 45 DCFC
  6. Austin, TX — 769 stations, 62 DCFC
  7. Seattle, WA — 757 stations, 56 DCFC
  8. San Jose, CA — 697 stations, 72 DCFC
  9. San Francisco, CA — 617 stations, 46 DCFC
  10. Sacramento, CA — 539 stations, 66 DCFC
  11. Denver, CO — 531 stations, 63 DCFC
  12. Kansas City, MO — 488 stations, 14 DCFC
  13. New York, NY — 453 stations, 14 DCFC
  14. Houston, TX — 443 stations, 90 DCFC
  15. Miami, FL — 436 stations, 40 DCFC
  16. Bellevue, WA — 410 stations, 6 DCFC
  17. Cambridge, MA — 404 stations, 1 DCFC
  18. Santa Clara, CA — 396 stations, 9 DCFC
  19. Phoenix, AZ — 382 stations, 25 DCFC
  20. Orlando, FL — 381 stations, 60 DCFC

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Data Freshness

Station data comes from the US Department of Energy NREL Alternative Fuel Stations database. Synced daily from the U.S. Department of Energy. Last successful sync: Oct 20, 2026. Every station page shows the date it was last verified. Also synced in the last 7 days: Open Charge Map and TomTom.