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EV Charging Stations by State — All 50 US States

Browse DC Fast and Level 2 charging locations across the United States. Pick a state below to see every public station, charging network, connector type (CCS, CHAdeMO, NACS/Tesla) and current pricing.

EVPlugsMap tracks public EV charging stations in all 50 US states and Washington, D.C., from high-EV-adoption states like California, Texas and Florida to fast-growing markets like North Carolina, Colorado and Washington. Each state page lists nearby DC fast chargers and Level 2 stations, the networks that operate them (Tesla Supercharger, Electrify America, ChargePoint, EVgo and more), plug types, and typical cost per kWh — so you can plan a route or find the closest charger before you're running low. Looking for a specific metro instead? Check the city directory for 200+ cities, or search below.

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How many states does EVPlugsMap cover?

EVPlugsMap indexes public charging locations across all 50 US states plus Washington, D.C., covering major networks like Tesla Supercharger, Electrify America, EVgo, ChargePoint and Blink. State-level listings are refreshed regularly as new stations come online.

What's the difference between Level 2 and DC Fast charging?

Level 2 chargers use a 240V connection and typically add 10–20 miles of range per hour, making them a good fit for overnight or workplace charging. DC Fast chargers deliver much higher power directly to the battery and can add 60–80% of range in 20–40 minutes, which is why they're the go-to option for road trips.

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Yes. Searching for charging stations by state or city is completely free — no account required.

Can I find Tesla Superchargers on EVPlugsMap?

Yes. State pages list Tesla Supercharger locations alongside CCS and CHAdeMO stations, including connector type and network so you can filter by what your vehicle supports.

I want a specific city, not the whole state — where do I look?

Head over to the city directory, which covers 200+ US metros with the same DC Fast and Level 2 station details, or use the search box on this page to jump straight to a state.

Ram Dongre

This supercharger is called Tesla Oasis with several dozens of charging slots. Found out that the solar panels either fully or atleast partially power the chargers, which is cool. We have access to vending machines and clean restrooms here. The day we went here the temperature was 105 and was extremely hot. There was food truck serving food too.

Pete Chavez

Oh my… many chargers here plus you have restrooms and some goodies if you need them. To use the restroom you do need to get the code from the Tesla app. Not bad!!

Manoj Gupta

The Tesla Oasis Supercharger operates as a massive, self-sustaining microgrid designed to handle high-volume traffic along California's busy I-5 corridor. It acts as a major hub for long-distance drivers, generating and managing its own power supply. The Tesla Oasis Supercharger is the world's largest EV charging station and microgrid, located at 22422 California 46, Lost Hills, CA (right off Exit 278 on the I-5 Freeway). Features 164 total stalls running up to 325 kW per plug, optimized to power roughly 1,000 electric vehicles per day. Open 24/7, the off-grid site features 164 V4 stalls (up to 325 kW), 12 pull-through trailer stalls, restrooms, Tesla merchandise vending machines, and solar canopies. Attention is required on following 1. Hygiene in Rest Rooms 2. More Amenities are required 3. Better sitting arrangements 4. More stations for Air 5. More Rest Rooms should be available considering number of charging points

KELLY LE

This Tesla station has 164 charging stations. It’s equipped with men, women and family restrooms and some vending machines. We didn’t have any problem finding a charging stall. However, the water and Gatorade machines were not working at the time we were there. If you come here around summer, it gets scorching hot. Sit in your car to cool down while waiting for your car to charge.

Matthew Kelly

If you ever want to experience a really good location for supercharging, this is it!!! full vending with ice cream sandwiches whatever you wanna eat drink in the bathrooms are super clean!! no weight tons of chargers and disabled access🤩

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