Network

Electrify America

1,151 high-power DC fast charging stations across the US with up to 350 kW charging — built for road trips and quick stops.

1,151

Stations

1.4%

National Share

5,467

DC Fast Ports

350 kW

Max Power

Electrify America operates 1,151 DC fast charging stations in the United States, accounting for 1.4% of the national network. Founded as part of Volkswagen's diesel emissions settlement, the network focuses on high-power DC fast charging (150 kW and 350 kW) along major highway corridors and in metro areas. Electrify America stations use CCS and CHAdeMO connectors, with NACS being added at newer locations.

Where Are Electrify America Stations?

California leads with 320 Electrify America stations, followed by New York (80) and Florida (58).

State Stations
California 320
New York 80
Florida 58
Washington 56
Colorado 46
Texas 46
Virginia 38
Illinois 36
New Jersey 34
Oregon 33

Top Cities for Electrify America

City State Stations
San Diego California 13
Sacramento California 12
San Jose California 11
Las Vegas Nevada 9
Seattle Washington 8
Fresno California 6
Bakersfield California 6
Chicago Illinois 5
Los Angeles California 5
Portland Oregon 5

How Much Does Electrify America Cost?

Electrify America charges $0.43 to $0.60 per kWh for DC fast charging, depending on location and charger power level. The Pass+ membership costs $4 per month and reduces rates by approximately $0.10 per kWh, plus eliminates the $1 session fee. Idle fees apply after charging is complete when the station is busy. For a comparison across all major networks, see our EV charging costs guide.

How Fast Is Electrify America?

Electrify America offers two charger tiers: 150 kW and 350 kW. At 350 kW, compatible vehicles like the Hyundai Ioniq 5 or Porsche Taycan can charge from 10% to 80% in under 20 minutes. Most stations have 4 to 10 chargers with a mix of power levels. For more on how DC fast charging compares with Level 2, see our charging levels guide.

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