EV charging stations in Washington

Washington has 3,158 open public EV charging stations in the DOE database, offering 8,908 charging ports — 2,266 of them DC fast. ChargePoint is the largest listed network here (1,951 stations). Below: 658 stations with detailed pages across 131 cities.

3,158Open public stations (DOE)
8,908Charging ports
2,266DC fast ports
658Station pages here

Charging networks in Washington

Largest cities for EV charging in Washington

Cities in Washington

Cities with several listed stations get their own page; the rest link straight to the station.

Seattle146 stations
Bellevue87 stations
Spokane32 stations
Bellingham23 stations
Vancouver19 stations
Tacoma18 stations
Redmond13 stations
Woodinville13 stations
Kirkland11 stations
Bothell9 stations
Tukwila9 stations
Everett8 stations
Leavenworth8 stations
Renton8 stations
Spokane Valley8 stations
Yakima8 stations
Edmonds7 stations
Issaquah7 stations
Kennewick6 stations
Lacey6 stations
Richland6 stations
Wenatchee6 stations
Arlington5 stations
Auburn5 stations
Bonney Lake5 stations
Poulsbo5 stations
Pullman5 stations
Tulalip Bay5 stations
Burien4 stations
Centralia4 stations
Federal Way4 stations
Gig Harbor4 stations
Marysville4 stations
SeaTac4 stations
Union Gap4 stations
Anacortes3 stations
Chehalis3 stations
Eastsound3 stations
Liberty Lake3 stations
Olympia3 stations
Pasco3 stations
Port Angeles3 stations
Ridgefield3 stations
Shoreline3 stations
Walla Walla3 stations
West Richland3 stations
Winthrop3 stations
Battle Ground2 stations
Bremerton2 stations
Burlington2 stations
Camp Murray2 stations
Chelan2 stations
Chewelah2 stations
Cle Elum2 stations
Ellensburg2 stations
Kent2 stations
Lynnwood2 stations
Medical Lake2 stations
Mercer Island2 stations
Mineral2 stations
North Bend2 stations
Oak Harbor2 stations
Pacific Beach2 stations
Port Orchard2 stations
Randle2 stations
Shelton2 stations
Snohomish2 stations
Snoqualmie2 stations
Stevenson2 stations
Burbank1 station
Camas1 station
Clarkston1 station
College Place1 station
Colville1 station
Connell1 station
Cook1 station
Copalis Beach1 station
Cougar1 station
Coupeville1 station
Des Moines1 station
DuPont1 station
Entiat1 station
Friday Harbor1 station
Inchelium1 station
Kettle Falls1 station
La Conner1 station
Lake Stevens1 station
Lakewood1 station
Long Beach1 station
Lyle1 station
Manson1 station
Mead1 station
Mill Creek1 station
Monroe1 station
Montesano1 station
Morton1 station
Moses Lake1 station
Mount Vernon1 station
Mt. Vernon1 station
Naches1 station
Neah Bay1 station
Newport1 station
Normandy Park1 station
Othello1 station
Otis Orchards1 station
Packwood1 station
Point Roberts1 station
Port Townsend1 station
Puyallup1 station
Quinault1 station
Quincy1 station
Rosalia1 station
Sequim1 station
Silverdale1 station
Soap Lake1 station
Sprague1 station
Sultan1 station
Sumner1 station
Sunnyside1 station
Tulalip1 station
Vashon1 station
Waitsburg1 station
Washougal1 station
Washtucna1 station
Westport1 station
White Salmon1 station

Other states

Frequently asked questions

How many EV charging stations are in Washington?

The DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center lists 3,158 open public EV charging stations in Washington (snapshot August 30, 2026), with 8,908 charging ports. 2,266 of those ports are DC fast chargers (25%).

Which charging networks have the most stations in Washington?

The largest networks in Washington are ChargePoint (1,951), Blink (306), FLO (165).

Which Washington cities have the most charging stations?

By DOE station count: Seattle (661), Bellevue (387), Spokane (137), Vancouver (109), Tacoma (101).