Data report · 2024
SpotCharge tracks 1,863 public EV charging locations across North Carolina, spanning 2,233 stations and 7,010 ports. 449 locations offer DC fast charging and 1,428 offer Level 2 (AC), with the fastest stations rated up to 500 kW. ChargePoint is the most common network in the state.
As of 2024, North Carolina had 119,300 plug-in vehicles registered — 91,000 fully battery-electric (76%) and 28,300 plug-in hybrid (24%). That ranks North Carolina #15 nationally and represents about 2.0% of all US plug-in registrations.
Across 6,263 publicly-listed ports in North Carolina (3,459 Level 2 and 2,789 DC fast), that works out to roughly 19 EVs per public port and 32.6 BEVs per DC fast port.
North Carolina has comparatively strong public charging coverage today. Listing here keeps your stations visible as more North Carolina drivers switch to electric.
Ranked by number of charging stations listed in our directory.
Charging-infrastructure counts are SpotCharge directory aggregates compiled from OpenChargeMap, the US DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC), and OpenStreetMap, covering publicly-listed stations in North Carolina.
EV registration figures are 2024 data from AFDC (data from Experian Information Solutions). Numbers reflect publicly-accessible charging only (private/workplace/fleet sites excluded). Port counts are individual L2 or DCFC ports — a site with 8 DCFC ports contributes 8, not 1. EV count is BEV+PHEV combined; BEV-only is shown separately. Registration data is the latest annual AFDC/Experian snapshot.
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