State Comparison

Georgia vs North Carolina

EV Charging Infrastructure Comparison

Side-by-side comparison of EV charging infrastructure between these neighboring states

Infrastructure Comparison

GA

Georgia

VS
NC

North Carolina

2,492
Total Stations
2,023
8,505
Total Ports
6,268
2,215
DC Fast Chargers
1,805
26.0%
DC Fast %
28.8%
6,161
Level 2 Ports
4,428

Georgia leads in 4 of 5 categories

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Key Findings

  • Together, these neighboring states offer 4,515 charging stations, providing extensive coverage for cross-state EV travel.

Georgia vs North Carolina: EV Charging Analysis

Georgia leads with 2,492 EV charging stations and 8,505 ports, while neighboring North Carolina has 2,023 stations and 6,268 ports. Georgia has 26% DC fast charging ports compared to North Carolina's 29%, which matters for road trips between these states. Both states are served by major charging networks including ChargePoint, Tesla, and Electrify America. See how both states fit into the national charging landscape, or learn about charging levels and costs.

GA

Georgia

2,492 stations across 234 cities

NC

North Carolina

2,023 stations across 259 cities

Data source: U.S. Department of Energy — Alternative Fuels Data Center