EV Adoption by State (2024)

6,024,500 battery-electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles registered across the US, including DC. Source: AFDC vehicle registrations (data from Experian Information Solutions).

Total EVs + PHEVs

6,024,500

BEVs (battery-only)

4,503,700

PHEVs (plug-in hybrid)

1,520,800

National charger-to-EV ratios

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EVs per port

26.3

EVs per L2 port

45.9

EVs per DCFC port

61.8

BEVs per DCFC port

46.2

Locality data available for 12 states: CA, CO, FL, GA, MA, MD, NJ, NY, OH, OR, TX, WA. Click any of these to see EV registrations by county, top makes, and top models. The remaining states show state-level totals only.

Click any state for charging stats, top cities, and how it compares.

Rank	State	BEVs	PHEVs	Total	% of US
1	California	1,533,900	447,100	1,981,000	32.9%	→
2	Florida	334,800	70,400	405,200	6.7%	→
3	Texas	294,700	64,700	359,400	6.0%	→
4	New York	168,100	111,400	279,500	4.6%	→
5	Washington	191,400	48,500	239,900	4.0%	→
6	New Jersey	173,800	51,600	225,400	3.7%	→
7	Colorado	127,000	48,700	175,700	2.9%	→
8	Illinois	125,500	40,400	165,900	2.8%	→
9	Georgia	120,000	26,400	146,400	2.4%	→
10	Massachusetts	91,100	52,200	143,300	2.4%	→
11	Arizona	111,200	29,300	140,500	2.3%	→
12	Virginia	107,400	32,100	139,500	2.3%	→
13	Pennsylvania	89,900	47,600	137,500	2.3%	→
14	Maryland	94,900	36,600	131,500	2.2%	→
15	North Carolina	91,000	28,300	119,300	2.0%	→
16	Oregon	78,400	33,200	111,600	1.9%	→
17	Michigan	75,800	33,600	109,400	1.8%	→
18	Ohio	69,400	29,700	99,100	1.6%	→
19	Nevada	65,600	13,400	79,000	1.3%	→
20	Utah	52,200	15,500	67,700	1.1%	→
21	Minnesota	47,400	20,100	67,500	1.1%	→
22	Connecticut	39,400	22,500	61,900	1.0%	→
23	Oklahoma	22,600	34,300	56,900	0.9%	→
24	Tennessee	42,600	12,800	55,400	0.9%	→
25	Missouri	34,200	16,800	51,000	0.8%	→
26	Indiana	34,600	15,300	49,900	0.8%	→
27	Wisconsin	32,300	15,100	47,400	0.8%	→
28	Hawaii	29,900	8,700	38,600	0.6%	→
29	South Carolina	26,800	11,100	37,900	0.6%	→
30	Alabama	17,500	6,800	24,300	0.4%	→
31	Kentucky	15,000	6,400	21,400	0.4%	→
32	Kansas	14,500	6,600	21,100	0.4%	→
33	New Hampshire	12,700	8,200	20,900	0.3%	→
34	Iowa	11,700	7,300	19,000	0.3%	→
35	Maine	9,700	9,200	18,900	0.3%	→
36	New Mexico	13,000	5,800	18,800	0.3%	→
37	Vermont	10,200	6,900	17,100	0.3%	→
38	Idaho	11,000	5,600	16,600	0.3%	→
39	Louisiana	11,600	4,600	16,200	0.3%	→
40	Delaware	11,100	4,600	15,700	0.3%	→
41	District of Columbia	10,100	4,300	14,400	0.2%	→
42	Rhode Island	8,300	6,000	14,300	0.2%	→
43	Nebraska	9,100	4,700	13,800	0.2%	→
44	Arkansas	9,500	3,800	13,300	0.2%	→
45	Montana	5,600	3,200	8,800	0.1%	→
46	Mississippi	4,900	2,400	7,300	0.1%	→
47	West Virginia	3,800	2,200	6,000	0.1%	→
48	Alaska	3,400	1,100	4,500	0.1%	→
49	South Dakota	2,300	1,700	4,000	0.1%	→
50	Wyoming	1,500	1,000	2,500	<0.1%	→
51	North Dakota	1,300	1,000	2,300	<0.1%	→

BEV = battery-electric vehicle (full electric, no gas engine). PHEV = plug-in hybrid (electric + gas).

Data sources

AFDC vehicle registrations (Experian Information Solutions, via US DOE AFDC) — state-level BEV and PHEV counts as of 2026-05-08. (afdc.energy.gov/vehicles/registration)
Refresh process: manual annual refresh when AFDC publishes the next year — see lib/services/evRegistrations.ts.