EV Charging in Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City, UT has 208 public EV charging stations, including 16 DC fast chargers and 188 Level 2 stations. Major networks include ChargePoint Network, Non-Networked, Blink Network.

Salt Lake City has embraced EVs partly as an air-quality solution — the valley's winter inversions make tailpipe-free driving especially appealing — and Rocky Mountain Power has expanded charging across the Wasatch Front. The city is also a gateway to world-class skiing, so fast charging matters for canyon trips as much as daily errands.

Charge before heading up the canyons to the resorts — cold and altitude cut range, and weekend demand at trailhead and resort chargers can be heavy.

Salt Lake City Charging at a Glance

Total public stations208
DC fast chargers16
Level 2 stations188
Stations with free charging2
Active networks5

Station and charger counts are sourced from the U.S. DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center station locator and refreshed daily. Looking for the full, filterable list of every charger? See our Salt Lake City EV charging directory with live availability and connector details.

Top Charging Networks in Salt Lake City

The networks with the most coverage across Salt Lake City:

Where to Charge in Salt Lake City

Downtown & Temple Square
Garage Level 2 throughout the core; fast charging near I-15 for quick stops.
Sugar House & the 9th & 9th area
Neighborhood retail charging great for a long meal or shopping trip.
University of Utah & Research Park
Campus and workplace charging with dense Level 2.
Sandy & the south valley
Big-box Superchargers and Electrify America hubs along I-15.

I-15 and I-80 are the key corridors, with fast charging toward Provo, Ogden, and across to the ski resorts.

Notable DC Fast Charging in Salt Lake City

High-power sites that are good bets for a quick top-up:

See all DC fast charging in Salt Lake City.

Free & Low-Cost Charging in Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City has 2 stations that offer free charging — typically Level 2 at shopping centers, hotels, and municipal lots. Browse free charging in Salt Lake City.

What EV Charging Costs in Salt Lake City

Of the public stations we map in Salt Lake City, 12 publish pricing details — 2 offer free charging and 10 charge a fee. That means roughly 1% of mapped Salt Lake City stations are free to use.

For paid charging, expect roughly $0.30–$0.60 per kWh at DC fast chargers and often free to $0.35 per kWh at public Level 2. These rates track the U.S. EIA average retail price of electricity plus a network markup; see the DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center charging-cost guidance for how home and public charging compare. Estimate your own cost with our charging cost calculator.

EV Incentives & Infrastructure in Utah

  • Utah Clean Fuel Vehicle Tax Credit — Up to $1,500: Utah income tax credit for new EV purchases.
  • Rocky Mountain Power Home Charger Rebate — Up to $200: RMP residential Level 2 charger rebate for qualifying customers.
  • Federal EV Tax Credit (IRA) — Up to $7,500: Federal tax credit for qualifying EVs.

Federal NEVI fast-charging corridors in Utah: I-15 (Idaho border to Arizona border); I-70 (Colorado border to I-15); I-80 (Nevada border to Wyoming border); US-89 (Arizona border to Idaho border — National Parks Corridor).

The federal EV charger tax credit (IRS Section 30C) can also offset the cost of installing home or business charging. Confirm current programs with the issuing agency before you rely on them.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many EV charging stations are in Salt Lake City, UT?

Salt Lake City, Utah has 208 public EV charging stations, including 16 DC fast chargers and 188 Level 2 stations.

Where can I find DC fast charging in Salt Lake City?

Salt Lake City has 16 DC fast charging stations. I-15 and I-80 are the key corridors, with fast charging toward Provo, Ogden, and across to the ski resorts. You can browse them all on our Salt Lake City DC fast charging page.

Is there free EV charging in Salt Lake City?

Yes — Salt Lake City has 2 stations that offer free charging, mostly Level 2 at retail, hotel, and municipal locations.

Which charging networks operate in Salt Lake City?

The networks with the most coverage in Salt Lake City include ChargePoint Network, Non-Networked, Blink Network, Tesla Destination, Tesla.

How much does it cost to charge an EV in Salt Lake City?

About 1% of the public stations we map in Salt Lake City offer free charging. Paid charging in Salt Lake City typically runs about $0.30–$0.60 per kWh at DC fast chargers and from free to roughly $0.35 per kWh at Level 2 stations, with home charging far cheaper.

See Every Charger in Salt Lake City

This guide covers the highlights. For the complete, filterable directory of all 208 charging stations in Salt Lake City — with connectors, networks, and live availability — visit the Salt Lake City, UT EV charging directory.

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