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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 5,560 publicly-listed ports in North Carolina (3,058 Level 2 and 2,491 DC fast), that works out to roughly 21.5 EVs per public port and 36.5 BEVs per DC fast port.
North Carolina's public charging is keeping pace with adoption — but registrations keep climbing. Listing your stations here helps drivers discover charging close to where they already shop, dine, and stay.
Source: AFDC (data from Experian Information Solutions) · See full North Carolina market data →