EV charging stations in West Virginia
West Virginia has 179 open public EV charging stations in the DOE database, offering 546 charging ports — 216 of them DC fast. ChargePoint is the largest listed network here (42 stations). Below: 38 stations with detailed pages across 27 cities.
179Open public stations (DOE)
546Charging ports
216DC fast ports
38Station pages here
Charging networks in West Virginia
Largest cities for EV charging in West Virginia
Cities in West Virginia
Cities with several listed stations get their own page; the rest link straight to the station.
South Charleston3 stations
Triadelphia3 stations
Buffalo2 stations
Chapmanville2 stations
Charleston2 stations
Martinsburg2 stations
Parkersburg2 stations
Ripley2 stations
White Sulphur Springs2 stations
Berkeley Springs1 station
Bluefield1 station
Bramwell1 station
Buckhannon1 station
Cabins1 station
Charles Town1 station
Davis1 station
Fairmont1 station
Glen Dale1 station
Keyser1 station
Lewisburg1 station
Marmet1 station
Moorefield1 station
Morgantown1 station
Mullens1 station
Princeton1 station
Romney1 station
Williamstown1 station
Other states
Frequently asked questions
How many EV charging stations are in West Virginia?
The DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center lists 179 open public EV charging stations in West Virginia (snapshot August 30, 2026), with 546 charging ports. 216 of those ports are DC fast chargers (40%).
Which charging networks have the most stations in West Virginia?
The largest networks in West Virginia are ChargePoint (42), Blink (29), Tesla Destination (24).
Which West Virginia cities have the most charging stations?
By DOE station count: Charleston (11), Triadelphia (7), Parkersburg (6), Buffalo (5), South Charleston (5).