EV Charging Stations in the United States

National Charging at a Glance

Total Stations

94,623

DC Fast Chargers

16,889

States Covered

51

Cities with Charging

9,195

U.S. EV charging infrastructure is tracked by the U.S. DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center, while federal highway fast-charging buildout is funded through the U.S. DOT NEVI program. The station and charger counts below are sourced from these datasets and refreshed daily against live availability.

EV Charging by State

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
21. Chicago, IL — 377 stations, 50 DCFC
22. Nashville, TN — 361 stations, 21 DCFC
23. Columbus, OH — 354 stations, 48 DCFC
24. Las Vegas, NV — 353 stations, 56 DCFC
25. Pittsburgh, PA — 347 stations, 25 DCFC