State Comparison

North Carolina vs Virginia

EV Charging Infrastructure Comparison

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

Infrastructure Comparison

2,009
Total Stations
1,991
6,171
Total Ports
6,370
1,756
DC Fast Chargers
1,693
28.5%
DC Fast %
26.6%
4,380
Level 2 Ports
4,444

North Carolina leads in 3 of 5 categories

Key Findings

  • Together, these neighboring states offer 4,000 charging stations, providing extensive coverage for cross-state EV travel.

North Carolina vs Virginia: EV Charging Analysis

North Carolina leads with 2,009 EV charging stations and 6,171 ports, while neighboring Virginia has 1,991 stations and 6,370 ports. North Carolina has 28% DC fast charging ports compared to Virginia's 27%, 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.

NC

North Carolina

2,009 stations across 257 cities

VA

Virginia

1,991 stations across 204 cities

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