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EV charging stations in District of Columbia

District of Columbia has 311 public charging stations — 61 DC fast and 1,023 Level 2 ports — ranking #40 of 51 (DOE, October 28, 2026). Pick your city for every station's address, network, plugs and hours, or compare charging at 25.98¢/kWh with gas.

311stations
1,023Level 2 (and L1) ports
61DC fast ports

Charging stations by city

Charging networks in District of Columbia

Blink
116 stations · 425 Level 1/2 ports
0 DC fast
ChargePoint
93 stations · 180 Level 1/2 ports
0 DC fast
Tesla Destination
41 stations · 157 Level 1/2 ports
0 DC fast
AmpUp
17 stations · 99 Level 1/2 ports
0 DC fast
Flash
13 stations · 42 Level 1/2 ports
0 DC fast
Loop
5 stations · 47 Level 1/2 ports
0 DC fast
Non-networked
5 stations · 25 Level 1/2 ports
0 DC fast
Tesla Supercharger
4 stations · 0 Level 1/2 ports
36 DC fast
EV Connect
3 stations · 8 Level 1/2 ports
0 DC fast
EVgo
3 stations · 0 Level 1/2 ports
12 DC fast
Vialynk
3 stations · 6 Level 1/2 ports
0 DC fast
Electrify America
2 stations · 1 Level 1/2 ports
9 DC fast
Autel
1 stations · 2 Level 1/2 ports
0 DC fast
Evoke
1 stations · 7 Level 1/2 ports
0 DC fast
FLO
1 stations · 0 Level 1/2 ports
4 DC fast

Plug types in District of Columbia

J1772 (Level 2)265 stations (85.2%)
CCS1 (DC fast)6 stations (1.9%)
NACS / Tesla46 stations (14.8%)
CHAdeMO (DC fast)2 stations (0.6%)
NEMA 5-15 outlet1 stations (0.3%)
Charging at home vs. gas: monthly cost

Questions & answers

How many EV charging stations are in District of Columbia?

District of Columbia has 311 open, public EV charging stations with 1,023 Level 1/Level 2 ports and 61 DC fast ports at 10 locations (DOE AFDC, October 28, 2026). That ranks #40 of 51 (50 states + DC).

Which city in District of Columbia has the most chargers?

Washington has the most public stations in District of Columbia: 311, with 61 DC fast ports.

What is the biggest charging network in District of Columbia?

Blink has the most stations in District of Columbia (116). For DC fast ports, Tesla Supercharger leads with 36.

How much does it cost to charge an EV at home in District of Columbia?

Homes in District of Columbia paid an average of 25.98¢ per kWh in August 2026 (EIA). An EV using 30 kWh per 100 miles costs about $7.79 per 100 miles in energy, versus about $15.11 for a 28-MPG car at $4.232/gal (Central Atlantic (PADD 1B)).

Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC) Station Locator — public, open charging stations only; data as of October 28, 2026. Station details (hours, pricing, ports) are reported by networks and station owners; check the network app before you drive. Gas and electricity prices: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).

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