Find EV Charging Stations in Your State
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CA
California
20,648 stations
#1
NY
New York
5,571 stations
#2
FL
Florida
4,687 stations
#3
MA
Massachusetts
4,540 stations
#4
TX
Texas
3,990 stations
#5
WA
Washington
3,286 stations
#6
CO
Colorado
2,985 stations
#7
GA
Georgia
2,506 stations
#8
PA
Pennsylvania
2,135 stations
#9
MI
Michigan
2,112 stations
#10
OH
Ohio
2,073 stations
NC
North Carolina
2,020 stations
VA
Virginia
2,014 stations
NJ
New Jersey
1,923 stations
IL
Illinois
1,897 stations
MD
Maryland
1,835 stations
OR
Oregon
1,761 stations
CT
Connecticut
1,697 stations
AZ
Arizona
1,581 stations
MO
Missouri
1,407 stations
TN
Tennessee
1,231 stations
MN
Minnesota
1,180 stations
UT
Utah
1,053 stations
WI
Wisconsin
929 stations
IN
Indiana
767 stations
SC
South Carolina
750 stations
ME
Maine
693 stations
NV
Nevada
688 stations
AL
Alabama
654 stations
KS
Kansas
628 stations
VT
Vermont
559 stations
NM
New Mexico
516 stations
IA
Iowa
507 stations
OK
Oklahoma
441 stations
HI
Hawaii
430 stations
KY
Kentucky
422 stations
DC
District of Columbia
402 stations
AR
Arkansas
397 stations
RI
Rhode Island
366 stations
NH
New Hampshire
341 stations
NE
Nebraska
331 stations
LA
Louisiana
322 stations
ID
Idaho
274 stations
DE
Delaware
251 stations
MS
Mississippi
250 stations
WV
West Virginia
211 stations
MT
Montana
165 stations
WY
Wyoming
130 stations
SD
South Dakota
121 stations
ND
North Dakota
112 stations
AK
Alaska
85 stations
PR
Puerto Rico
27 stations
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The United States has 85,904 publicly accessible EV charging stations with 279,469 ports, including 73,696 DC fast chargers and 202,796 Level 2 ports. California leads the nation with 20,648 stations, followed by New York (5,571) and Florida (4,687). EV buyers may qualify for up to $7,500 in federal tax credits. Our latest data analysis tracks how this network changes each month. View detailed national charging statistics or explore interactive EV charging charts and data.
Data sourced from the US DOE Alternative Fuels Station Locator (AFDC), maintained by NREL.
Last synced: May 31, 2026