Non-Networked EV Charging Stations

About Non-Networked

Non-networked charging stations operate independently without a central network provider. These stations may be free or pay-per-use, and are commonly found at businesses, municipal lots, and residential properties. They typically don't require an app or account to use.

Network at a Glance

Total Stations

14,366

DC Fast Chargers

521

Level 2 Stations

4,857

States Covered

51

Connector Types

Top Cities for Non-Networked

1. Baltimore, MD — 85 stations
2. Los Angeles, CA — 49 stations
3. Pittsburgh, PA — 42 stations
4. Orlando, FL — 40 stations
5. Seattle, WA — 38 stations
6. Honolulu, HI — 38 stations
7. Louisville, KY — 37 stations
8. Rochester, NY — 37 stations
9. Spokane, WA — 36 stations
10. Miami, FL — 35 stations
11. New Britain, CT — 34 stations
12. Las Vegas, NV — 32 stations
13. Boston, MA — 31 stations
14. Grand Rapids, MI — 31 stations
15. Tucson, AZ — 29 stations

State Coverage

Featured Non-Networked Stations

• Greenlane Charging Center (41 DCFC)
  Colton, CA
• City of Pasadena - Marengo Garage (40 DCFC, 5 L2)
  Pasadena, CA
• EV Edison Charging Hub (30 DCFC)
  Kearny, NJ
• San Pasqual Police Station (12 DCFC, 16 L2)
  Vallery Center, CA
• Love's Travel Stop #86 (12 DCFC)
  Chickasha, OK
• Sunshine Gardens (12 DCFC, 4 L2)
  South San Francisco, CA
• EZ Trip Travel Center #1275 (10 DCFC)
  Madera, CA
• Beckley Travel Plaza - DC America (10 DCFC)
  Beckley, WV
• Fallbrook Plaza (8 DCFC)
  Fallbrook, CA
• Carwood Skypark (8 DCFC)
  Chico, CA