Driving an electric vehicle has never been easier!
With several major charging networks and charge point operators in the United States you can rest assured that you'll always be ready to hit the road.
Some major EV charging networks include:
ChargePoint:
ChargePoint is one of the largest charging networks in the United States and operates more
than 114,000 charging stations in North America and Europe.
ChargePoint offers:
- Level 2 charging
- DC fast charging which allows users to pay for charging sessions using the ChargePoint app, a
RFID card, or a credit card.
EVgo:
EVgo operates more than 800 fast charging stations in 66 metropolitan areas across the United States.
EVgo offers:
- Level 2 charging
- DC fast charging and allows users to pay for charging sessions using the EVgo app, a RFID card, or a credit card.
Electrify America:
Electrify America operates more than 600 charging stations across the United States.
Electrify America offers:
- Level 2 charging
- DC fast charging which allows users to pay for charging sessions using the ChargePoint app, a
RFID card, or a credit card.
Tesla Super Charger Network:
Tesla Super Charger Network is a proprietary charging network developed by Tesla Motors for
their electric vehicles. Tesla operates more than 25,000 Superchargers at over 2,700 stations in North America.
Please Note: Only Tesla owners can access the Superchargers, which helps to ensure that the stations are
available when needed. Tesla also offers a mobile app that allows users to locate and pay for
charging sessions, as well as monitor the charging status of their vehicle.
Shell Charging:
Shell Charging is a network of EV charging stations operated by the oil and gas company Shell.
Shell Charging offers:
- Level 2 Charging
- DC fast charging