EV Charging Infrastructure Tracker

Last updated: 10/24/24, 10:59 AM

Heatmap of EV Charging Locations

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Overview

California leads the nation with the highest number of locations (15,330) and charging ports (89,762), followed by New York (5,204 locations) and Florida (5,137 locations). This distribution likely reflects the high adoption rate of EVs in these populous states and their proactive policies supporting EV infrastructure. Even less populated states like Wyoming (227 locations) and North Dakota (193 locations) have some EV infrastructure in place, indicating a growing nationwide trend.

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Public Networks

Showing DCFC Ports for top 10 networks

Public Charging Networks

Out of a total of 85,867 public EV charging locations, 60.31% of charging locations are operated by 117 different charging networks.

Market share

By Network

Publicly Planned

Top 10 Networks

Tesla Supercharger	▲ 2.6%889
Non-networked	▲ 6.2%128
Electrify America	▲ 0.7%26
ChargePoint	▲ 0.7%23
Rivian Adventure Network	▲ 12.7%22
7Charge	▲ 9.5%12
FPL EVolution	▲ 67.2%4
Wevo Energy	▲ 68.8%4
CircleK Charge	▲ 18.6%4
Shell Sky EV Technology	▲ 1.5%4

Publicly Planned

Top 10 States

Florida	▲ 3.2%235
California	▲ 2.1%200
Texas	▲ 4.6%120
Ohio	▲ 4.9%96
New York	▲ 2.3%58
Washington	▲ 1.6%47
New Jersey	▲ 3.6%46
Arizona	▲ 3.7%38
Massachusetts	▲ 6.5%31
Virginia	▲ 2.5%30

More on planned public station installations

The data reveals a significant expansion of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across the United States, with several states leading the charge in planned installations. California tops the list with 322 planned locations, comprising 1,441 Level 1, 136 Level 2, and 200 DC Fast Charging ports.

States

Showing installed and planned DCFC Ports for top 20 states

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