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Tesla Supercharger
Tesla
Tesla's fast-charging network across America — now open to other EV brands with NACS ports.
Available for ✓ Cars ✗ Motorcycles
✓ DC ✗ AC
US Charging Stations
America's public charging networks — Tesla Supercharger, Electrify America, ChargePoint, and EVgo.
4 charging points
How to use this directory
Each card shows power (kW), connector, tariff, and opening hours where available. The location button opens a map; where the data is empty, it opens a search for the place name instead.
Charging FAQs
Which connectors will I find?
NACS at Tesla Superchargers; CCS and NACS at Electrify America, EVgo, and ChargePoint. The wrong plug simply doesn't fit — it can't damage the car.
How do I start and pay?
With each network's app or a credit card at the stall — typically US$0.25–0.60 per kWh for DC fast charging. Prices show in the app before you plug in.
How long does a stop take?
A 10–80% DC session takes roughly 20–40 minutes depending on car and station. The last 20% is slow — most drivers unplug at 80%.
Can I leave the car while it charges?
Yes, but watch the app: idle fees apply once charging finishes. Move the car when it says done.
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Electrify America
Electrify America
One of America's largest DC fast charging networks, along highways and in major cities.
Available for ✓ Cars ✗ Motorcycles
✓ DC ✗ AC
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ChargePoint
ChargePoint
The network with the most locations — from home wallboxes to fast DC at malls and offices.
Available for ✓ Cars ✗ Motorcycles
✓ DC ✓ AC
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EVgo
EVgo
DC fast charging across America's metro areas, priced per minute or per kWh by location.
Available for ✓ Cars ✗ Motorcycles
✓ DC ✗ AC