515 Flower - Level A
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Every public charging station in 52 states and territories — 80,328 of them — pulled straight from the U.S. Department of Energy's open database. No app, no login, no guesswork.
19,417 public stations · 2670 DC fast · 639 free
Explore California →
5,301 public stations · 695 DC fast · 276 free
Explore New York →
4,349 public stations · 876 DC fast · 250 free
Explore Florida →
4,279 public stations · 496 DC fast · 61 free
Explore Massachusetts →
3,733 public stations · 846 DC fast · 206 free
Explore Texas →
3,051 public stations · 497 DC fast · 206 free
Explore Washington →
2,798 public stations · 478 DC fast · 115 free
Explore Colorado →
2,377 public stations · 527 DC fast · 120 free
Explore Georgia →
2,017 public stations · 403 DC fast · 171 free
Explore Pennsylvania →
1,999 public stations · 518 DC fast · 161 free
Explore Michigan →
1,930 public stations · 424 DC fast · 155 free
Explore Ohio →
1,911 public stations · 348 DC fast · 156 free
Explore North Carolina →
DC fast chargers add real range in minutes — the stops to build a long-distance trip around.
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$1 activation fee; $0.30 per kWh
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Most charging maps bury the basics behind an app install and an account. This is the opposite: a plain, fast, honest directory of what's actually out there — built on U.S. DOE / NREL Alternative Fuels Data Center data that's updated by the stations' own operators. Every listing tells you the connector, the ports, the price if it's reported, and when the listing was last confirmed. Read how it's built →