EV charging stations in North Carolina
North Carolina has 1,886 open public EV charging stations in the DOE database, offering 5,778 charging ports — 1,869 of them DC fast. ChargePoint is the largest listed network here (1,005 stations). Below: 397 stations with detailed pages across 115 cities.
1,886Open public stations (DOE)
5,778Charging ports
1,869DC fast ports
397Station pages here
Charging networks in North Carolina
ChargePoint1,005Blink176Tesla Destination115Tesla Supercharger89EV Connect67Loop40Electrify America24EVgo22Ford Charge18ChargeUp18EnviroSpark16ViaLynk12Red E Charging12Universal EV Chargers9AmpUp9EV Gateway8ChargeLab8SWTCH6Rivian Adventure Network6Noodoe5US Supercharge3Turn-on Green3OpConnect3Mercedes-Benz Charging3Walmart2In Charge1
Largest cities for EV charging in North Carolina
Cities in North Carolina
Cities with several listed stations get their own page; the rest link straight to the station.
Charlotte56 stations
Raleigh38 stations
Durham23 stations
Cary22 stations
Greensboro18 stations
Asheville12 stations
Wilmington12 stations
Morrisville11 stations
Gastonia7 stations
Asheboro6 stations
Boone6 stations
Greenville6 stations
Huntersville6 stations
Smithfield5 stations
Wilson5 stations
Winston-Salem5 stations
Chapel Hill4 stations
Concord4 stations
Hillsborough4 stations
Lexington4 stations
Wake Forest4 stations
Waynesville4 stations
Fayetteville3 stations
Fuquay-Varina3 stations
Garner3 stations
Goldsboro3 stations
Hickory3 stations
High Point3 stations
Kinston3 stations
Old Fort3 stations
Pinehurst3 stations
Pittsboro3 stations
Statesville3 stations
Wendell3 stations
Apex2 stations
Burlington2 stations
Carrboro2 stations
Davidson2 stations
Elkin2 stations
Franklin2 stations
Graham2 stations
Hendersonville2 stations
Hertford2 stations
Holly Springs2 stations
Jonesville2 stations
Lumberton2 stations
Matthews2 stations
Mcleansville2 stations
Morganton2 stations
Nags Head2 stations
Rocky Mount2 stations
Salisbury2 stations
Albemarle1 station
Ashville1 station
Avon1 station
Bakersville1 station
Beaufort1 station
Blowing Rock1 station
Burgaw1 station
Carolina Beach1 station
Clayton1 station
Cramerton1 station
Dobson1 station
Dunn1 station
Eden1 station
Enfield1 station
Erwin1 station
Flat Rock1 station
Fletcher1 station
Forest City1 station
Havelock1 station
Henderson1 station
Highlands1 station
Indian Trail1 station
Jacksonville1 station
Kannapolis1 station
Kernersville1 station
Kill Devil Hills1 station
King1 station
Kitty Hawk1 station
Knightdale1 station
Laurinburg1 station
Leland1 station
Lewisville1 station
Littleton1 station
Louisburg1 station
Lowell1 station
Madison1 station
Marion1 station
Mebane1 station
Mills River1 station
Mooresville1 station
Mount Olive1 station
Murphy1 station
Oak Island1 station
Pembroke1 station
Pineville1 station
Point Harbor1 station
Powells Point1 station
Raeford1 station
Roanoke Rapids1 station
Roxboro1 station
Selma1 station
Shelby1 station
Skyland1 station
Southern Pines,1 station
Southport1 station
Spindale1 station
Star1 station
Sunset Beach1 station
Swansboro1 station
Sylva1 station
Tar Heel1 station
Warsaw1 station
Whiteville1 station
Other states
Frequently asked questions
How many EV charging stations are in North Carolina?
The DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center lists 1,886 open public EV charging stations in North Carolina (snapshot August 30, 2026), with 5,778 charging ports. 1,869 of those ports are DC fast chargers (32%).
Which charging networks have the most stations in North Carolina?
The largest networks in North Carolina are ChargePoint (1,005), Blink (176), Tesla Destination (115).
Which North Carolina cities have the most charging stations?
By DOE station count: Charlotte (279), Raleigh (210), Durham (111), Cary (83), Asheville (62).