Which EV charging network has the most stations in the US?

ChargePoint Network has the most US EV charging stations with 44,597 locations, representing 53.6% of all stations. It is followed by Non-Networked (8,827) and Blink Network (5,764).

What percentage of US charging stations are non-networked?

Non-networked charging stations account for 10.6% of all US stations (8,827 locations). These are typically privately owned or older installations without remote monitoring.

How many Tesla Supercharger stations are in the US?

Tesla operates 3,001 Supercharger stations and 5,321 Destination charger locations in the US, totaling 8,322 stations (10.0% market share). Tesla has been opening its network to non-Tesla vehicles through the NACS standard.

EV Charging Network Market Share: US Station Breakdown (2026)

ChargePoint Network dominates the US EV charging market with 44,597 stations (53.6%), followed by Non-Networked (8,827 stations, 10.6%) and Blink Network (5,764 stations, 6.9%). The US has 83,221 total stations across 15 networks.

What Does This Chart Show?

This doughnut chart shows how the 83,221 US EV charging stations are distributed across networks. ChargePoint Network dominates with more than half of all stations, reflecting its early-mover advantage and widespread deployment across commercial and residential properties. The "Other" category aggregates smaller regional networks. Visit our EV charging data hub for more interactive charts.

Why Is ChargePoint the Largest Network?

ChargePoint operates a unique business model: rather than owning and operating stations directly, it sells charging hardware and software to businesses, property owners, and fleet operators who then host the stations. This asset-light model has enabled rapid scaling across workplaces, retail locations, multifamily housing, and municipalities. With 44,597 stations, ChargePoint's network dwarfs competitors. Learn more on our ChargePoint network page or browse our full US EV charging station directory.

How Is Tesla's Charging Network Positioned?

Tesla operates 8,322 stations across its Supercharger (3,001) and Destination (5,321) networks, giving it 10.0% combined market share. Tesla's Supercharger network is widely considered the most reliable for DC fast charging, and the adoption of NACS as the North American standard is expanding its reach to non-Tesla vehicles. See how networks are distributed geographically in our network coverage by state chart, or explore the Tesla network page for detailed data.