ChargePoint — 46,339 stations, the largest US network
79,433 Level 2 and 4,680 DC fast ports across the US — 53.8% of all public chargers, mostly at workplaces, apartments and retail.
ChargePoint operates 46,339 EV charging stations across the United States — the largest network by station count (53.8% of all public chargers). Most are Level 2 chargers at workplaces, apartment complexes, retail centers, and municipal parking facilities; a smaller share are DC fast for highway corridors. See top states →
Unlike Tesla and Electrify America, ChargePoint uses a host-owned model where property owners purchase and install chargers while ChargePoint provides the networking software and payment processing. This model has enabled rapid deployment across thousands of host sites. ChargePoint stations use J1772 connectors for Level 2 and CCS for DC fast charging.
Where Are ChargePoint Stations Located?
California leads with 13,701 ChargePoint stations, followed by Massachusetts (3,462) and New York (2,431).
| State | Stations |
|---|---|
| California | 13,701 |
| Massachusetts | 3,462 |
| New York | 2,431 |
| Colorado | 1,978 |
| Florida | 1,968 |
| Washington | 1,948 |
| Texas | 1,798 |
| Georgia | 1,426 |
| Pennsylvania | 1,168 |
| North Carolina | 1,021 |
Top Cities for ChargePoint
| City | State | Stations |
|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles | California | 996 |
| Irvine | California | 744 |
| San Diego | California | 688 |
| Boston | Massachusetts | 675 |
| Austin | Texas | 574 |
| San Jose | California | 542 |
| Seattle | Washington | 536 |
| Atlanta | Georgia | 534 |
| San Francisco | California | 478 |
| Kansas City | Missouri | 434 |
How Much Does ChargePoint Cost?
ChargePoint pricing is set by each station host, not centrally. Level 2 rates typically range from $0.20 to $0.35 per kWh or $1 to $3 per hour. DC fast charging costs $0.30 to $0.50 per kWh. Some workplaces and retail locations offer free charging as an amenity. The ChargePoint app shows exact pricing before you start a session. See our EV charging costs guide for a comparison across all major networks.
What Connector Does ChargePoint Use?
ChargePoint Level 2 stations use the J1772 connector, compatible with all non-Tesla EVs. ChargePoint DC fast chargers use CCS (Combined Charging System). Newer ChargePoint Express Plus stations support up to 350 kW and some locations are adding NACS cables for direct Tesla compatibility. ChargePoint's Level 2 chargers deliver 6 to 19 kW, while their DC fast chargers range from 62.5 kW to 350 kW.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many ChargePoint stations are in the US?
ChargePoint operates 46,339 stations in the US with 84,125 ports, making it the largest EV charging network at 53.8% of all stations. California has the most ChargePoint stations with 13,701.
How much does ChargePoint charging cost?
ChargePoint pricing is set by each station host (property owner), not by ChargePoint centrally. Level 2 rates typically range from $0.20 to $0.35 per kWh or $1 to $3 per hour. DC fast charging costs $0.30 to $0.50 per kWh. Some workplace and retail locations offer free charging.
What connector does ChargePoint use?
ChargePoint Level 2 stations use J1772 connectors, compatible with all non-Tesla EVs. ChargePoint DC fast chargers use CCS (Combined Charging System) connectors. Some newer ChargePoint stations also include NACS (Tesla) connectors.
Do I need a ChargePoint account to charge?
Most ChargePoint stations require an account or RFID card. You can create a free account through the ChargePoint app. Some stations accept contactless credit card payment without an account. ChargePoint does not charge a monthly membership fee.
Where can I find ChargePoint stations near me?
ChargePoint stations are at workplaces, apartment complexes, retail centers, grocery stores, and municipal lots in every US state. California leads with 13,701 locations, followed by Massachusetts (3,462) and New York (2,431). Use the ChargePoint app or browse by state below.
Is ChargePoint Level 2 or DC fast charging?
ChargePoint operates both. The vast majority of its 46,339 US stations are Level 2 (240V, 12–80 miles/hr) at workplace and destination sites — 79,433 ports total. About 4,680 ports are DC fast for highway corridors, branded ChargePoint Express. Most users encounter Level 2.
How reliable is ChargePoint compared to other networks?
ChargePoint typically reports 96–98% network uptime, comparable to Tesla. Reliability varies by host site because chargers are owned and maintained by the property operator, not ChargePoint. The ChargePoint app shows real-time station status and user-reported issues before you arrive.
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