How many FLO stations are in the US?

FLO operates 1,206 stations in the US with 3,053 ports, representing 1.5% of all stations. California has the most FLO stations with 429.

What connector types does FLO use?

FLO Level 2 stations use the J1772 connector, compatible with all non-Tesla EVs. FLO Ultra DC fast chargers use CCS connectors, with some sites also offering CHAdeMO and NACS cables. Tesla drivers can use a J1772 adapter at Level 2 FLO stations.

Do I need a FLO account to charge?

Most FLO stations accept the FLO app or a FLO Pass RFID card, and newer units take contactless credit card tap. Creating a free FLO account links your payment method and shows live station availability, pricing, and charging history.

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FLO — 1,206 stations, Level 2 + FLO Ultra

Q: How much does FLO charging cost?

FLO pricing is set by each station host, so rates vary by location. Level 2 charging typically costs $1 to $2 per hour or $0.20 to $0.40 per kWh. FLO Ultra DC fast charging runs about $0.40 to $0.60 per kWh. Some workplace and multi-unit residential sites offer free or subsidized charging. Pay with the FLO app, a FLO Pass RFID card, or a contactless card at newer stations.

A Level-2-focused network — 2,882 Level 2 and 171 DC fast ports at workplaces, multi-unit residences, curbsides and retail. 1.5% of the US network.

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California 429 Washington 163 Ohio 98 Connecticut 89 New York 83 Massachusetts 83 New Jersey 58 Oregon 32 Wisconsin 22 Michigan 20

FLO operates 1,206 EV charging stations in the United States, representing 1.5% of all public charging stations. A North American network founded in Canada, FLO concentrates on Level 2 charging (2,882 ports) at workplaces, apartments and condos, curbside city locations, and retail, with a growing FLO Ultra DC fast tier (171 ports). FLO chargers use J1772 connectors for Level 2 and CCS for DC fast charging.

Where Are FLO Stations Located?

California leads with 429 FLO stations, followed by Washington (163) and Ohio (98).

State	Stations
California	429
Washington	163
Ohio	98
Connecticut	89
New York	83
Massachusetts	83
New Jersey	58
Oregon	32
Wisconsin	22
Michigan	20

Top Cities for FLO

City	State	Stations
Los Angeles	California	376
Spokane	Washington	44
Tacoma	Washington	25
Cincinnati	Ohio	24
Pullman	Washington	20
Brooklyn	New York	17
Middletown	Connecticut	12
Franklin Township	New Jersey	10
Coventry	Connecticut	9
New York	New York	8

How Much Does FLO Cost?

FLO pricing is set by station hosts, so rates vary by location. Level 2 charging typically costs $1 to $2 per hour or $0.20 to $0.40 per kWh. FLO Ultra DC fast charging runs about $0.40 to $0.60 per kWh. Some workplaces and multi-unit residences offer free or subsidized charging. Pay with the FLO app, a FLO Pass RFID card, or contactless tap at newer stations. Compare costs in our EV charging costs guide.

What Connector Does FLO Use?

FLO Level 2 stations use the J1772 connector, compatible with all non-Tesla EVs. FLO Ultra DC fast chargers use CCS (Combined Charging System), with some sites adding CHAdeMO and NACS cables. FLO's Level 2 chargers typically deliver 7.2 kW to 9.6 kW, while FLO Ultra DC fast units provide up to 320 kW.

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