Discover 1,900 electric vehicle charging stations across North Carolina. Find the nearest EV charger, check real-time availability, and plan your electric journey with confidence.
Total Stations
1,900
Charging Ports
5,207
Cities Covered
12
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North Carolina is rapidly expanding its electric vehicle charging infrastructure to support the growing number of EV drivers. With 1,900 charging stations and 5,207 individual charging ports across the state, EV owners have more options than ever for keeping their vehicles charged.
North Carolina offers a diverse range of charging networks to meet every driver's needs. From fast DC charging stations perfect for road trips to Level 2 chargers ideal for daily commuting, you'll find the right charging solution throughout the state.
Major metropolitan areas in North Carolina have extensive charging infrastructure, with stations located at shopping centers, hotels, restaurants, and public parking facilities. Rural areas are also seeing increased charging station deployment, making long-distance EV travel more accessible.
Use our comprehensive directory to locate charging stations by city, filter by connector type (Tesla, CCS, CHAdeMO, J1772), check real-time availability, and read user reviews. Whether you're a local resident or visiting North Carolina, we'll help you find the perfect charging station for your electric vehicle.
There are currently 1,900 active EV charging stations in North Carolina, with 5,207 individual charging ports available.
You'll find Level 2 (240V) chargers for everyday charging and DC Fast Chargers (up to 350 kW) for rapid charging. Connector types include Tesla NACS, CCS, CHAdeMO, and J1772.
Charging costs vary by network and location. Level 2 charging typically costs $1-3 per hour, while DC Fast Charging ranges from $0.25-0.60 per kWh. Many stations offer free charging at retail locations.
Yes! North Carolina has multiple Tesla Supercharger locations strategically placed along major highways and in urban areas. Use our directory to find the nearest Supercharger to your location.