EV Connect
Headquarters — · operates in US
EV Connect offers 1663 public charging points across the US, CA, and RO. Predominantly slower AC chargers. See power mix and connector types.
How EV Connect fits in
- Peak DC power
- 350 kW
- Supported connectors
- Headquarters
- —
- Operating regions
- US
Locate a EV Connect station
Filter the map by operator to see only EV Connect sites in your country. Coverage data refreshes nightly from the source feeds.
Open the mapEV Connect Charging Network: Coverage and Specs
EV Connect operates a public charging network with 1663 points. The majority are slower AC chargers, suitable for destination or workplace charging, not typically for rapid road trips. The network spans the United States, Canada, and Romania.
EV Connect's network comprises 1663 public charging points. This is predominantly a slower AC network, with 1108 chargers delivering under 50 kW, typically found at destinations, workplaces, or for overnight top-ups. For faster charging, there are 510 stations providing 50-149 kW. Only 45 points offer ultra-rapid speeds above 150 kW.
Drivers will encounter several connector types. The most common are Type 1 (J1772) and CCS (Type 1) in North America, alongside CHAdeMO and CCS (Type 2) connectors.
Busiest locations in our database include Hayward and Albany, California, each with 21 active points. Rochester, NY follows with 17 points, then Sacramento, CA with 16, and Buffalo, NY with 13.
This network is best suited for drivers needing charging while parked for extended periods rather than quick charging stops on long journeys.
- What kind of charging speeds can I expect from EV Connect?
- EV Connect's network is primarily composed of slower AC chargers (1108 units under 50 kW). There are 510 chargers in the 50-149 kW range, and just 45 ultra-rapid chargers above 150 kW. This charger mix favors destination or overnight charging over rapid transit stops.
- Where can I find EV Connect chargers?
- EV Connect chargers are located across the United States, Canada, and Romania. Our database shows busy areas in Hayward (21 points), Albany (21 points), Rochester (17 points), Sacramento (16 points), and Buffalo (13 points).
- What charging connectors does EV Connect use?
- You will find a mix of connectors on EV Connect sites. These include Type 1 (J1772), CCS (Type 1), CHAdeMO, and CCS (Type 2). It is advisable to check the specific connectors available at a location before arriving.
- Is EV Connect suitable for long road trips?
- Given that 1108 of its 1663 charging points are slower AC chargers, EV Connect is generally better suited for destination charging, workplace charging, or overnight top-ups rather than rapid charging during long road trips.
- How do I pay for charging?
- Payment methods can vary. Most networks accept contactless payments or require using a specific app or network card. Always check the price displayed on the charging unit or within the relevant app before you begin charging to confirm costs.