US Charging Network Rankings

Charging Network Rankings By Total Number of Chargers & Locations

When combining the number of charger ports and locations across Level 1, Level 2, and DC fast chargers, ChargePoint ranks well above all other networks and is easily the largest US charging network with 48,946 charging ports at 15,454 site locations. ChargePoint charging ports account for 42.8% of all US public charging ports and 42.9% of all charging locations.

Network	Level 1 Locations	Level 1 Ports	Level 2 Locations	Level 2 Ports	DCFC Locations	DCFC Ports	Total Locations	Total Ports
ChargePoint Network	152	157	14,155	47,114	1,147	1,675	15,454	48,946
Tesla			4,436	14,677	1,246	12,580	5,682	27,257
Non-Networked	343	984	4,924	10,519	605	909	5,872	12,412
SemaConnect Network			1,908	5,802			1,908	5,802
Blink Network			1,340	3,158	76	154	1,416	3,312
Electrify America			134	152	717	3,112	851	3,264
EV Connect			686	2,774	61	183	747	2,957
Greenlots			821	2,309	279	477	1,100	2,786
Volta			913	2,199	18	19	931	2,218
EVgo Network			295	464	849	1,711	1,144	2,175
POWERFLEX			33	626	3	5	36	631
FCN			29	85	114	545	143	630
OpConnect	12	38	142	563	15	28	169	629
FLO			259	440	1	2	260	442
EVCS			21	141	30	175	51	316
LIVINGSTON			29	188			29	188
AMPUP	1	1	42	174			43	175
Webasto			59	60	56	56	115	116
EVGATEWAY			18	81	3	29	21	110
ZEFNET			4	8	2	4	6	12
FPLEV					2	10	2	10
CHARGELAB			3	5			3	5
Electrify Canada					1	2	1	2

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US DC Fast Charging Networks — Ranked as of December 31, 2021

Below is a sortable table of the major EV charging networks in the US with the number of DC fast chargers (ports) for each, their percent of the total number installed, and their ranking. This data is sourced from the Alternative Fuels Data Center as of December 31, 2021.

As you can see, the Tesla Supercharge network dominates the US DC fast charging landscape and accounts for 58% of the 21,676 installed fast chargers. When adding the next three largest DC fast charging networks (Electrify America, EVgo, and ChargePoint) — the top four networks account for 88% of all DC fast chargers in the US.

Rank	Charging Network	DC Fast Chargers (ports)	% of Total
1	Tesla	12,580	58.0%
2	Electrify America	3,112	14.4%
3	EVgo Network	1,711	7.9%
4	ChargePoint Network	1,675	7.7%
5	Non-Networked	909	4.2%
6	Francis Energy	545	2.5%
7	Greenlots (Now Shell Recharge)	477	2.2%
8	EV Connect	183	0.8%
9	EVCS	175	0.8%
10	Blink Network	154	0.7%
11	Webasto	56	0.3%
12	EVGATEWAY	29	0.1%
13	OpConnect	28	0.1%
14	Volta	19	0.1%
15	FPLEV	10	0.0%
16	POWERFLEX	5	0.0%
17	ZEFNET	4	0.0%
18	Electrify Canada	2	0.0%
19	FLO	2	0.0%

US Level 2 Charging Networks — Ranked as of December 31, 2021

Of the 91,539 Level 2 charging ports deployed in the US as of December 31, 2021 — ChargePoint dominated with 51.5% and 47,114 charging ports. Tesla’s Destination Charging network (located mostly at hotels, resorts, and restaurants) was a distant second with 14, 677 Level 2 chargers and 16% market share.

Rank	Network	Level 2 Ports	% of Total
1	ChargePoint Network	47,114	51.5%
2	Tesla Destination	14,677	16.0%
3	Non-Networked	10,519	11.5%
4	SemaConnect Network	5,802	6.3%
5	Blink Network	3,158	3.4%
6	EV Connect	2,774	3.0%
7	Greenlots (Now Shell Recharge)	2,309	2.5%
8	Volta	2,199	2.4%
9	POWERFLEX	626	0.7%
10	OpConnect	563	0.6%
11	eVgo Network	464	0.5%
12	FLO	440	0.5%
13	LIVINGSTON	188	0.2%
14	AMPUP	174	0.2%
15	Electrify America	152	0.2%
16	EVCS	141	0.2%
17	FCN	85	0.1%
18	EVGATEWAY	81	0.1%
19	Webasto	60	0.1%
20	ZEFNET	8	0.0%
21	CHARGELAB	5	0.0%

Notes

1) Locations: Number of sites where 1 or more charging outlets exists. Source: Alternative Fueling Station Locator– as of December 31, 2021.

2) Ports: Number of individual charging connectors which can charge an EV simultaneously. In some cases charging hardware has more than one connector (port) per charging station but may or may not be able to charge simultaneously. Most of the charging networks now report the number of ports as those which can charge simultaneously. Meaning a DC fast charger that has two connectors, for example, CCS and CHAdeMO, but can only charge one EV simultaneously is counted as “1” port and not “2” ports. Source: Alternative Fueling Station Locator – as of December 31, 2021.