US EV charging by the numbers: week of September 14, 2026

Name: SpotCharge US EV charging directory snapshot, 2026-09-14
Creator: SpotCharge

As of September 14, 2026, SpotCharge's directory lists 70,332 EV charging locations in the United States, with 300,150 charging ports across 85,463 stations. 17,226 locations (24.5%) offer DC fast charging; the other 53,106 are Level 2 only. 98.9% of listings show no photos and 77.4% list no price. 6,520 of the locations are at hotels, inns or B&Bs. 3,284 locations were added in the past week. That is +3,135 locations versus the September 7, 2026 edition. Since June 22, 2026 the directory has grown by 3,637 locations (5.5%) and 30,787 ports, and DC fast locations rose by 939.

Sources: OpenChargeMap, the US DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center, and OpenStreetMap, merged and de-duplicated in the SpotCharge directory. Snapshot taken September 14, 2026. Cite the permanent edition: spotcharge.io/reports/us-ev-charging-by-the-numbers/2026-09-14.

Charging speed and networks

Ports by listed power

150 kW and above: 85,564 · 35% of listed
50 to 149 kW: 24,469 · 10% of listed
Under 50 kW (Level 2 and slow DC): 134,381 · 55% of listed
No listed power: 55,736 · 18.6% of all ports
DC fast locations with no listed power: 555 · 3.2% of DC fast
NEVI-funded locations: 218 · 1.3% of DC fast

Shares are of ports with a listed power. The US DOE AFDC feed gives a port's level but not its power, and OpenStreetMap only when tagged; those ports are counted as not listed rather than given an assumed figure (since 2026-09-08). An owner who claims a listing can add the rating. NEVI-funded locations are those NREL lists with the federal NEVI program among a charging unit's funding sources; the program requires at least four 150 kW DC fast ports and round-the-clock access.

Largest networks by locations

ChargePoint25,590 · 36.4%
Tesla Destination5,907 · 8.4%
Blink5,624 · 8%
Tesla5,507 · 7.8%
EV Connect1,512 · 2.1%
EVgo1,469 · 2.1%
Electrify America1,381 · 2%
AmpUp1,301 · 1.8%
FLO1,179 · 1.7%
LOOP1,141 · 1.6%

9,575 locations list no network or an operator we do not recognize.

13-week trend

Since June 22, 2026 the directory has grown by 3,637 locations (5.5%) and 30,787 ports, and DC fast locations rose by 939.

Week of	Locations	Change	Ports	DC fast locations
June 22, 2026	66,699	—	269,371	16,291
June 29, 2026	66,793	+94	270,128	16,363
July 6, 2026	66,815	+22	270,262	16,382
July 13, 2026	66,839	+24	270,434	16,402
July 20, 2026	66,851	+12	270,525	16,411
July 27, 2026	66,966	+115	272,147	16,462
August 3, 2026	67,005	+39	272,348	16,479
August 10, 2026	67,018	+13	272,394	16,489
August 17, 2026	67,031	+13	272,467	16,495
August 24, 2026	67,057	+26	272,614	16,521
August 31, 2026	67,106	+49	272,959	16,551
September 7, 2026	67,157	+51	273,264	16,591
September 14, 2026	70,336	+3,179	300,158	17,230

From the directory's daily per-state counts, read on each Monday. That series uses a slightly narrower query than the snapshot above, so its latest row can differ from the headline by a few dozen locations; compare within the series. Only locations, ports and DC fast have a recorded history — completeness, hotel and network figures are not back-computed.

By state

State	Locations	Ports	DC fast	Hotels	No photos	No price	EVs per port
California	13,510	73,900	2,995	992	99.3%	79.4%	26.8
New York	5,045	23,716	789	402	97.7%	79.7%	11.8
Florida	4,049	17,909	998	476	99.3%	74.1%	22.6
Texas	3,623	15,504	1,002	639	99%	75.2%	23.2
Massachusetts	2,948	10,073	469	109	99.9%	90.7%	14.2
Washington	2,547	9,518	565	178	97.6%	78%	25.2
Colorado	2,336	8,658	474	156	99.5%	81.5%	20.3
Georgia	1,940	9,090	543	228	98.9%	72.6%	16.1
Michigan	1,920	6,755	585	112	95.9%	84%	16.2
Pennsylvania	1,848	6,453	447	157	99.6%	77.1%	21.3
North Carolina	1,818	6,849	437	194	98.1%	73.4%	17.4
Ohio	1,714	5,513	372	123	99.9%	81.6%	18
Illinois	1,702	7,016	624	152	99.9%	81.1%	23.6
Virginia	1,686	6,718	433	197	98.8%	71.1%	20.8
New Jersey	1,659	8,364	447	68	99.9%	80.8%	26.9
Maryland	1,638	6,537	359	89	98.8%	60.5%	20.1
Oregon	1,588	5,023	394	149	98.5%	77.7%	22.2
Connecticut	1,511	6,058	226	55	99.8%	70.7%	10.2
Arizona	1,340	5,278	265	176	98.8%	75.1%	26.6
Minnesota	1,145	3,878	369	84	97.5%	80.9%	17.4
Tennessee	1,122	4,263	310	148	99.6%	72.5%	13
Missouri	1,104	3,822	279	103	99.1%	82.7%	13.3
Wisconsin	1,013	3,780	335	92	98.4%	78.1%	12.5
Utah	1,001	4,192	240	111	99.1%	82.3%	16.1
Indiana	815	3,248	262	53	99.3%	82.8%	15.4
South Carolina	764	2,997	229	98	99.2%	68.3%	12.6
Alabama	651	3,020	258	80	99.5%	74.7%	8
Nevada	621	3,792	197	123	99.5%	80.7%	20.8
Iowa	589	3,084	225	46	98.5%	84.9%	6.2
Maine	585	1,828	112	90	99.7%	66%	10.3
Oklahoma	527	2,710	308	52	99.8%	63.2%	21
Vermont	510	1,609	126	60	99.2%	73.9%	10.6
Kansas	509	1,689	124	37	98.8%	81.1%	12.5
New Mexico	447	1,563	174	49	99.1%	81%	12
Kentucky	437	1,628	128	66	98.4%	70.9%	13.1
Arkansas	430	1,476	97	91	99.3%	64.4%	9
Hawaii	422	1,307	71	55	99.1%	75.8%	29.5
District of Columbia	349	1,357	14	29	100%	63%	10.6
Louisiana	328	1,228	106	41	100%	79%	13.2
New Hampshire	322	1,017	89	56	99.7%	66.8%	20.6
Nebraska	303	898	98	18	96.7%	88.8%	15.4
Idaho	280	929	92	51	97.9%	67.5%	17.9
Rhode Island	261	904	48	13	100%	89.7%	15.8
Mississippi	256	1,185	106	51	99.6%	63.7%	6.2
Delaware	232	883	73	12	100%	75%	17.8
West Virginia	213	701	65	45	98.1%	57.7%	8.6
Montana	187	656	67	45	94.7%	65.8%	13.4
Wyoming	140	441	57	28	96.4%	64.3%	5.7
South Dakota	128	418	56	28	99.2%	68%	9.6
North Dakota	105	350	48	11	100%	64.8%	6.6
Alaska	94	319	38	2	94.7%	53.2%	14.1
PR	20	46	1	0	100%	30%	—

EVs per port uses 2024 state plug-in registrations (battery-electric plus plug-in hybrid) divided by listed public ports.

Questions this report answers

How many EV charging locations are listed in the US as of September 14, 2026?

70,332 EV charging locations with 300,150 charging ports, according to SpotCharge's directory of OpenChargeMap, US DOE AFDC and OpenStreetMap data as of September 14, 2026.

What share of US charging locations offer DC fast charging?

24.5%: 17,226 of 70,332 locations have at least one DC fast port. Of the 244,414 ports with a listed power, 85,564 (35%) are 150 kW or higher. 55,736 ports (18.6% of all ports) have no listed power, including every port at 555 DC fast locations (3.2% of them).

Which state has the most EV charging locations?

California, with 13,510 listed charging locations and 73,900 ports as of September 14, 2026.

How fast is public EV charging growing in the US?

Since June 22, 2026 the directory has grown by 3,637 locations (5.5%) and 30,787 ports, and DC fast locations rose by 939. That is 303 locations and 2,566 ports a week on average, measured from the directory's daily counts.

How many hotels in the US have EV charging?

6,520 hotels, inns and B&Bs have EV charging listed in the open data as of September 14, 2026, 9.3% of all listed charging locations.

How complete are US EV charging listings?

98.9% of listings show no photos, 77.4% list no price, and 18.7% list no hours.

Where does this data come from?

SpotCharge merges OpenChargeMap, the US DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center (NREL) and OpenStreetMap into one directory, de-duplicates locations within 100 metres with matching names, and re-syncs weekly. Owner-managed listings are labeled as such. Each weekly edition is stored as a snapshot, so the numbers on this page do not change after publication.

Methodology

Counts cover active charging locations listed in SpotCharge's directory, which merges OpenChargeMap, the US DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center and OpenStreetMap. Locations from different sources within 100 metres of each other with matching names are treated as one. A location is “DC fast” when at least one of its ports or stations is DC. “No photos” means no owner, driver or OpenChargeMap reference photo; “no price” and “no hours” mean the field is empty in every source. Hotels are locations whose facility type is hotel, inn or bed and breakfast, including types inferred from the name. “Confirmed” means a source re-verified the location inside the last 12 months. Each edition is computed once on Monday after the weekend OpenChargeMap and Monday AFDC syncs and stored; OpenStreetMap syncs on Tuesday and appears in the following edition. Numbers on an edition page never change after publication.

To cite: SpotCharge, “US EV charging by the numbers: week of September 14, 2026,” https://spotcharge.io/reports/us-ev-charging-by-the-numbers/2026-09-14.