Charging Networks

Thousands of public electric vehicle charging stations exist as of 2017 and hundreds more are going on line every month!
EV Station road sign.
Washington, Oregon and California were the first three States to sign an agreement to electrify Interstate 5 all the way from Blaine, WA to the Mexican border.
West Coast Electric Highway
Tesla has an indenpendant charging network all of its own, which is now 46 out of 50 states.

Plug In Just About Anywhere!

When away from home, you can charge your electric vehicle at many public locations. Just like gas stations, several different networks provide electrical charging station equipment, and you may want to register with one or more of them to make it easier to use their equipment. They typically are installed at private businesses or at public buildings, and the property owner typically decides if the electricity will be available for free or for a fee. Some charge by the hour, some by the kilowatt and some with a flat fee for one charging session no matter how long you are plugged in.

FIND A PUBLIC CHARGING STATION AT PLUGSHARE.

Charging Networks:

SemaCharge – www.semaconnect.com

Blink www.carcharging.com

ChargePoint – www.chargepoint.com

AeroVironment – evsolutions.avinc.com/services/subscriber_network

EVGO – http://www.evgo.com

Sun Country Highway –http://www.suncountryhighway.com