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EV Charging Stations in District of Columbia

Browse public EV charging locations in District of Columbia by city, network, connector type, charger level, and fuel availability.

Quick answer: District of Columbia has 317 public EV charging locations marked open in the source data. The state includes 10 DC fast listings, 308 Level 2 listings, and 1 city pages with EV charging data.
317Public EV stations
1City pages
10DC fast chargers
308Level 2 chargers
24024-hour locations
32Free charging locations
Blink NetworkTop network
J1772Common connector

EV charging overview for District of Columbia

This state hub summarizes the EV charging data before the city list. It uses data-backed counts for public EV station locations, DC fast charging, Level 2 charging, free charging, 24-hour access, connector types, and network coverage.

DetailValue
Public open EV listings317
Cities with EV listings1
DC fast listings10
Level 2 listings308
Free charging reported32
24-hour access reported240
Top EV networkBlink Network
Most common connectorJ1772
Data sourceNREL/AFDC Alternative Fuel Stations data

District of Columbia geography and EV charging coverage

Census geography helps put station counts in context. Larger areas can have many listed locations while still having long gaps between communities, so compare city and ZIP pages before planning a longer trip.

DetailValue
Land area61.1 square miles
Population context681,294 people
Population density11,146 people per square mile
Station density5.2 public listings per square mile

EV charging incentives and policy context in District of Columbia

Drivers and site planners often compare station locations with state and federal programs. These links point to current AFDC law and incentive records for EV charging. Program rules can change, so confirm details with the listed agency before making a purchase or project decision.

Cities in District of Columbia with the most EV charging stations

Use this table to compare high-coverage city hubs by station count, charger level, free charging, and 24-hour access.

CityStationsDC fastLevel 2Free reported24-hour
Washington3171030832240

More EV charging station counts by city

High-coverage EV charging ZIP codes in District of Columbia

These ZIP links help drivers compare smaller local areas without loading a map or a long statewide station list.

EV charging network coverage in District of Columbia

Network coverage is counted from station data. A station can appear under one reported EV network or as non-networked when the source does not provide a named network.

NetworkStationsTop cities in this state
Blink Network116Washington
ChargePoint Network101Washington
Tesla Destination40Washington
AMPUP17Washington
FLASH14Washington
Non-Networked5Washington
Tesla4Washington
LOOP4Washington
eVgo Network3Washington
VIALYNK3Washington
EV Connect2Washington
Electrify America2Washington

EV connector availability in District of Columbia

Connector counts help drivers understand whether the state listings commonly include J1772, CCS, CHAdeMO, Tesla, and other data-reported plug types.

Alternative fuel station availability in District of Columbia

This comparison includes public open station data for EV charging and other alternative fuels in the same state, where those fuel records are available.

Fuel typePublic open station locationsBrowse
EV Charging317View ev charging in District of Columbia

Frequently asked questions

How many EV charging stations are in District of Columbia?

District of Columbia has 317 public EV charging locations marked open in the source data.

Which cities in District of Columbia have the most EV chargers?

The top city table on this page ranks city hubs by public EV station listing count and also shows DC fast, Level 2, free, and 24-hour counts.

Are DC fast chargers listed for District of Columbia?

Yes. This page counts 10 EV stations with DC fast charging where the source lists that detail.

Does the state page show live charger status?

No. This directory uses station data, coordinates, network details, and last-confirmed fields. Check the charging network or station operator before driving.

Where does this EV station data come from?

The data comes from normalized NREL/AFDC Alternative Fuel Stations records.