eVgo Network
Headquarters — · operates in US
eVgo Network has 1129 public EV charging points across the US. 351 offer 150 kW+ ultra-rapid charging.
How eVgo Network fits in
- Peak DC power
- 400 kW
- Supported connectors
- Headquarters
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- Operating regions
- US
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The eVgo Network operates 1129 public EV charging points across the United States. Their network prioritizes higher power charging, with a substantial portion capable of faster speeds.
eVgo's charging infrastructure includes 1129 public points. Of these, 351 are ultra-rapid chargers delivering 150 kW or more, making them suitable for drivers needing to add significant range quickly. Another 279 points offer rapid charging between 50 kW and 149 kW. The remaining 499 points are slower AC chargers under 50 kW.
This distribution means drivers will find a mix of charging speeds. The 351 ultra-rapid chargers can support long-distance travel, allowing for shorter stops on road trips. However, the network also includes nearly 500 slower AC chargers, which are better suited for shorter top-ups or overnight charging when time is less critical.
Drivers will encounter several connector types: CCS (Type 1), CHAdeMO, Type 1 (J1772), and NACS / Tesla Supercharger connectors. These cover most EVs sold in the US.
The network has the most chargers in San Diego with 19 points, followed by San Francisco (16), Chicago (14), Houston (12), and Charlotte (12). While these cities have more points, coverage varies significantly elsewhere in the US.
- How many eVgo Network charging stations are there?
- Our database shows 1129 total public charging points operated by the eVgo Network across the US. This count includes various charging speeds.
- What is the power output of eVgo Network chargers?
- The eVgo Network has 351 ultra-rapid chargers (150 kW+), 279 rapid chargers (50-149 kW), and 499 slower AC chargers (under 50 kW).
- Which EV connector types can I find at eVgo Network stations?
- You can expect to find CCS (Type 1), CHAdeMO, Type 1 (J1772), and NACS / Tesla Supercharger connectors at eVgo Network locations.
- Where are the eVgo Network charging stations concentrated?
- The highest concentrations are in San Diego with 19 charging points, San Francisco with 16, Chicago with 14, and Houston and Charlotte each with 12 points.
- Are eVgo Network chargers suitable for fast charging on road trips?
- With 351 ultra-rapid chargers providing 150 kW or more, the eVgo Network offers significant capacity for faster charging, which is helpful for long-distance travel.