Tourist regions mapped for EV travel — wine country, beach towns, national-park gateways — grouped by where you’ll stay, eat, and fast-charge, with a map per region.
Stations built with National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure money must offer at least four 150 kW ports, stay online 97% of the time, and take card payment. See every open NEVI site, mapped by state.
Jump to a state for local listings, top cities, networks, and connector types.
Browse 514 charging locations and find the perfect spot for your electric vehicle
Cherokee, NC
$0.57 per kWh
New Bern, NC
Windsor, CA
$0.75 per kWh
Seaside, CA
$0.75 per kWh for DC charging, $0.65 per kWh for L2 charging
San Diego, CA
Free
West Sacramento, CA
$0.49 per kWh
San Diego, CA
$0.65 per kWh
San Luis Obispo, CA
$0.65 per kWh
San Jose, CA
$0.50 per kWh
Yuba City, CA
$0.65 per kWh
Salida, CA
$0.75 per kWh for DC charging, $0.65 per kWh for L2 charging
Irvine, CA
$0.50 per kWh
Folsom, CA
$0.45 per kWh
South San Francisco, CA
$0.75 per kWh
Fresno, CA
$0.65 per kWh
El Cajon, CA
$0.65 per kWh
Kettleman City, CA
$0.50 per kWh
Santa Maria, CA
$0.65 per kWh for DC charging, $0.45 per kWh for L2 charging
Sacramento, CA
$0.65 per kWh for DC charging, $0.50 per kWh for L2 charging
Elk Grove, CA
$0.65 per kWh
Watsonville, CA
$0.49 per kWh
Oceanside, CA
$0.65 per kWh
San Diego, CA
$0.70 per kWh for DC charging, $0.60 per kWh for L2 charging
Bakersfield, CA
$0.59 per kWh