10 Largest EV Charging Companies Ranked By Number Of Locations

Cars are going electric at full speed, marking the rise of the EV revolution. Electric vehicles, which you see increasingly more of nowadays, don’t emit any emissions because they don’t need gasoline to power them. All they need is to be plugged in to refuel, either at home or at a public charging spot. Although EVs might take longer to refuel than traditional ICE-powered vehicles and plug-in hybrids, DC Fast Charging solutions even it out by having zero emissions and charging up to several 100 miles of range in a couple of minutes.

When figuring out the top contenders in the EV charging game, you’d have to look at how many charging spots they’ve got and how many charging ports they offer. Picture it like a gas station that has multiple pumps. Similarly, a charging station has multiple ports. The more ports, the more cars can charge up at the same time. These 10 EV charging companies include some of the famous names like Tesla and ChargePoint, and they are all about keeping up with the growing number of electric vehicles hitting the road.

In order to give you the most up-to-date and accurate information possible, the data used to compile this article was sourced from the companies that offer EV Charging services, directly, and other authoritative sources, including Edmunds. They’re ranked in a descending order based on their locations.

1 Wallbox

Number of Locations: 365,000+

Wallbox, a global player in electric vehicle (EV) charging and energy management solutions, has over 365,000 public charging points throughout Europe. Currently, Wallbox is offering a complete range of smart EV chargers for homes, semi-public spaces, and public areas as part of its commercial offerings. Among these, the Supernova and the highly anticipated Hypernova, set to debut in North America later this year, stand out.

Wallbox’s Locations And Other Info

(Data was collected from Wallbox)

Wallbox’s Hypernova Will Support A Fast Charging Speed Of Up To 400 kW

Supernova stands as Wallbox’s advanced fast charger, delivering a charging capacity of up to 150 kW. In just 15 minutes, Supernova can add up to 130 miles of range to your electric vehicle.

On the other hand, Hypernova takes its place as the high-powered charging solution at the forefront of Wallbox’s public charging lineup. With an impressive charging power of up to 400 kW, it caters to locations designed for long-distance travel, including interstate highways. In a quick 5 minutes, Hypernova can effortlessly add up to 100 miles of range.

2 Tesla

Number of Locations: 55,000+

With a network of over 50,000 Superchargers worldwide, spanning across 5,265 stations, Tesla holds the title of one of the largest and most expansive global fast-charging network.

These Superchargers are strategically located along major routes, providing Tesla owners with reliable charging options while they are on the road, away from home. Tesla claims that you can recharge up to 200 miles in 15 minutes of being plugged into a supercharger. Currently, Tesla Superchargers offer four tiers of Supercharging:

Tesla Supercharger Tiers

• Tier 1: Charging at or below 60 kW
• Tier 2: Charging above 60 kW, at or below 100 kW
• Tier 3: Charging above 100 kW, at or below 180 kW
• Tier 4: Charging above 180 kW

Tesla Superchargers extend their support not only to Tesla vehicles but also facilitate Supercharging for non-Tesla EVs in numerous major states within the U.S., the UK, and various other countries worldwide.

3 NaaS

Number of Locations: 44,000

NaaS Technology Inc. is the first EV charging service company in China listed on the U.S. stock market. The company offers comprehensive EV charging solutions for charging stations, encompassing online and offline charging, as well as innovative solutions throughout the station lifecycle.

NaaS’s Locations And Other Info

(Data was collected from NaaS)

As of the time of writing this, NaaS has successfully connected over 400,000 chargers, spanning 44,000 charging stations.

4 Allego

Number of Locations: 33,000+

Allego is one of the leading providers of Electric Vehicle (EV) charging solutions in Europe, boasting a prominent presence across the continent. As of today, the company operates approximately 34,000 charging ports, including both public and non-public locations throughout Europe. This extensive network spans 16 countries, highlighting Allego’s significant footprint in the European EV charging landscape.

Allego’s Locations, Ports, And Other Info

(Data was collected from Allego)

Allego Has Over 750 Ultra Fast Charging Locations Throughout (Europe)

Out of its 34,000+ locations across Europe, 750 of them support Ultra Fast DC Charging. In addition to that, the company is currently focused on facilitating the development of over 2,000 fast and ultra-fast EV charge points, strategically positioned at more than 200 locations throughout France. Also, all the info about payments, available charging locations, and much more can be accessed through Allego’s in-house Smoov App.

5 ChargePoint

Number of Locations: 30,000

Among over 174,000 charging stations worldwide, ChargePoint stands as one of the largest electric vehicle (EV) charging companies, enjoying significant brand recognition. Offering a comprehensive range of hardware and software services and solutions for EV charging, ChargePoint also manages its own network of EV charging stations, spanning just over 30,000 locations.

ChargePoint’s Locations, Ports, And Other Info

(Data was collected from ChargePoint and Edmunds)

In addition to the 30,000 charging locations available at workplaces, urban areas, and remote destinations, ChargePoint provides a multitude of Level 2 AC and Level 3 DC charging solutions for EV drivers to charge in residential settings, including apartments, hospitals, educational institutes, auto dealerships, and single-family homes.

6 BP Pulse

Number of Locations: 8,000+

BP Pulse is yet another EV charging solutions provider in the UK, with a significant presence across the country. Presently, the company operates approximately 8,000 charging ports, covering both public and non-public locations throughout the UK. BP Pulse’s services extend from public/commercial EV charging ranging from 7 kW AC, to ultra-fast 300 kW DC Charging

BP Pulse’s Locations And Other Info

(Data was collected from BP Pulse)

BP Is Boosting Its EV Charging Network With Tesla’s Ultra-Fast Chargers ​

BP’s EV charging division has disclosed a $100 million acquisition of ultra-fast charging hardware units from Tesla. These Tesla chargers, boasting a 250 kW output, will be rebranded and managed by BP Pulse. Equipped with Tesla’s ‘Magic Dock,’ these chargers will support compatibility with both the North American Charging Standard (NACS) and the Combined Charging System (CCS) connectors.

7 Blink Charging

Number of Locations: 5,000+

Blink Charging’s EV charging solutions span the globe, offering a versatile array of deployment configurations with high-speed performance on a smart network. The company provides Level-2 and DC fast chargers for the US, Europe, and the Middle East. With over 78,000 charging ports worldwide, many of them networked, Blink facilitates easy charging for EV drivers at its various locations.

Blink Charging’s Locations And Other Info

• Over 5,000 Charging Stations (Worldwide)
• Over 78,000 Charging Points (Worldwide)

Blink’s lineup of EV charging station products provides a comprehensive range of deployment configurations. This includes options such as multiple AC and DC Fast charging solutions, single and multiple cord pedestals, individual and paired wall-mount chargers, DC fast chargers, and even solutions tailored for single-family residential charging.

8 Volta Charging

Number Of Locations: 3,000

The Volta network takes pride in installing and managing its level 2 charging stations without any cost. In 2015, Volta placed over 110 sponsored charging stations across shopping center parking lots in Honolulu, the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Chicago, Illinois, San Diego, and Phoenix. All these stations feature a universal connector.

Volta Charging’s Locations And Other Info

(Data was collected from Volta Charging)

In 2016, Volta’s level 2 charging stations contributed to 6.74 million electric free miles, saving 259,000 gallons of gas. During the same year, Volta committed to adding 600 more charging stations within the next 12 months. In addition to EV charging services, Volta also provides charging solutions for home appliances, like phones and computers as well.

9 EVgo

Number Of Locations: 950+

Bringing over a decade of expertise to the table, EVgo is a prominent player in owning and managing one of the largest public DC fast charging networks in the United States. The company actively collaborates with utilities, government agencies, automakers, site hosts, fleets, and other stakeholders to expedite the adoption of electric transportation.

With a presence in over 60 metropolitan areas, EVgo boasts a network of over 950 fast charging stations. EVgo provides a range of plan options, including subscription plans that commence at an affordable rate of $0.99 per month. According to EVgo, nearly 140 million Americans live within a convenient 10-mile radius of an EVgo charger, leaving fossil fuel in the rearview mirror.

10 Electrify America

Number Of Locations: 859

Currently, Electrify America has just over 850 station locations in the U.S. However, it stands out by offering an impressive total of over 3,700 charging ports at these stations, with the majority being fast-charging ports.

Electrify America’s Locations And Other Info

(Data was collected from Electrify America)

Hyundai Kona EV Owners Get Two Years Of Free 1,000 Miles Of DC Fast Charging At Electrify America Stations

Hyundai extends a generous offer to Kona EV owners, providing complimentary charging within the Electrify America network, covering up to 250 kWh or approximately 1,000 miles of driving. Additionally, IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 6 drivers enjoy two years of complimentary 30-minute DC fast-charging sessions, starting from the date of vehicle purchase.