EV Charging Near Me Now: Working Right Now

A station is listed when two things are true: its published hours say it is open at this moment in its own time zone, and its Working-Now Score is 70 or more. Stations whose hours we can't read with certainty are left out rather than guessed.

Every active station starts at 70. A confirmation in the last 30 days adds 10 (5 within 90 days), and one older than a year takes 10 away. Drivers' check-ins and "did it work?" answers from the last 30 days move it up or down, and a failure in the last 48 hours caps it at 40.

It is closed now by its published hours, its hours aren't published in a form we can read, it hasn't been confirmed in over a year, or a driver recently reported it not working. You can still find it on the map and on its city page.

Open-now status is worked out when the page is built, at most a few minutes before you see it. Station data refreshes daily from the U.S. Department of Energy, and driver check-ins count the moment they are approved.

No. The score is a likelihood from the latest evidence, not a live reading from the charger. On a long trip, have a backup station in range, and use Will I Make It to check how much battery you'll arrive with.

After you charge, open the station page and answer "did it work?". It takes one tap, and it updates that station's score for every driver who checks after you.