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EV charging in Santa Monica, CA

258 charging stations in Santa Monica, California — networks, port mixes and a page for every station.

Dataset updated . Refreshed weekly from the US DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center.

At a glance

Santa Monica, California has 258 EV charging stations in the US DOE registry (252 public) with 789 charging ports: 154 DC fast and 635 Level 2. That is the 11th-most of 812 cities and towns in California. ChargePoint runs the most stations here (193).

Stations
258
Public
252
DC fast ports
154
Level 2 ports
635

Port ranking

Biggest stations in Santa Monica

#StationPortsNetwork
1Santa Monica, CA - Tesla SuperchargerAvailable62Tesla Supercharger
2City of Santa Monica - Garage #6Available30Non-networked
3Santa Monica Station (Santa Monica, CA)Available20Electrify America
42950 31st St. Lot - EV OnlyAvailable18Flash
5Santa Monica, CA - Santa Monica Pl - Tesla SuperchargerAvailable16Tesla Supercharger
63420 Ocean Park Blvd. LotAvailable16Flash
73330 Ocean Park Blvd. LotAvailable16Flash
8City of Santa Monica - Civic Parking GarageAvailable14Non-networked
9Santa Monica, CA - Cloverfield Blvd - Tesla SuperchargerAvailable14Tesla Supercharger
10Lot 27Available12EVgo
11Santa Monica - Civic CenterAvailable12EVgo
122901 28th St. LotAvailable12Flash
13Santa Monica Place Mall Garage #7 - Civic Center - Upper DeckAvailable10Non-networked
143000 Ocean Park Blvd. LotAvailable10Flash
15SwayAvailable9Loop

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Operators

Networks here

Growth

Stations opened by year

2013
1
2014
3
2015
4
2016
3
2017
2
2018
6
2019
6
2020
22
2021
81
2022
26
2023
11
2024
20
2025
18
2026
52

How many public EV charging stations are in Santa Monica?

Of the 258 stations the registry lists in Santa Monica, 252 are open to the public and 6 are private (fleet, workplace or residential). 3 stations are reported temporarily unavailable. The average station here has 3.1 ports, about 18% below the California average of 3.7. Santa Monica holds 1% of California's 21,814 charging stations.

Where is DC fast charging in Santa Monica?

Santa Monica has 154 DC fast ports (often called Level 3 charging) at 10 public stations. The largest are Santa Monica, CA - Tesla Supercharger (62 DC fast), Santa Monica Station (Santa Monica, CA) (20 DC fast), Santa Monica, CA - Santa Monica Pl - Tesla Supercharger (16 DC fast) and City of Santa Monica - Civic Parking Garage (2 DC fast). 3 of them are Tesla Supercharger sites. Across the public stations, 6 list CCS, 17 list NACS (Tesla) and 5 list CHAdeMO connectors.

What kinds of places have EV chargers in Santa Monica?

Where the registry records the site type, the most common hosts are hotel (11), other (9), public site (8), parking lot (4) and parking garage (3). 11 public stations in Santa Monica are tagged as a hotel or inn in the registry: JW Marriott Santa Monica Le Merigot - Tesla Destination, Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel - Tesla Destination, Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows - Tesla Destination, Hotel Shangri-La - Tesla Destination, Hyatt Centric Delfina Santa Monica - Tesla Destination, Travelodge Santa Monica - Tesla Destination, Hampton Inn & Suites Santa Monica - Tesla Destination and Ambrose Hotel and 3 more. 23 public stations list their pricing as free in the registry.

Which charging networks operate in Santa Monica?

By station count, the networks in Santa Monica are led by ChargePoint (193), Tesla Destination (16), Loop (9) and Flash (8). 14 stations are non-networked. 13 networks in all have stations here.

How fast is EV charging growing in Santa Monica?

The earliest station open year on record in Santa Monica is 1998. 18 stations opened in 2025, compared with 20 in 2024. 52 more have opened so far in 2026.

Directory

All 252 public charging stations in Santa Monica

Sorted by port count (figure after each name).

Frequently asked questions

How many EV charging stations are in Santa Monica, CA?

The US DOE registry lists 258 charging stations in Santa Monica, California (252 public), with 789 charging ports: 154 DC fast and 635 Level 2.

Where can I fast-charge in Santa Monica?

Santa Monica has 154 DC fast ports. The biggest DC fast sites are Santa Monica, CA - Tesla Supercharger (62 ports), Santa Monica Station (Santa Monica, CA) (20 ports) and Santa Monica, CA - Santa Monica Pl - Tesla Supercharger (16 ports).

Which charging networks operate in Santa Monica?

By station count: ChargePoint (193), Tesla Destination (16), Non-networked (14), Loop (9) and Flash (8).

Are there Tesla Superchargers in Santa Monica?

Yes. The registry lists 3 public Tesla Supercharger sites in Santa Monica: Santa Monica, CA - Tesla Supercharger (62 DC fast ports), Santa Monica, CA - Santa Monica Pl - Tesla Supercharger (16 DC fast ports) and Santa Monica, CA - Cloverfield Blvd - Tesla Supercharger (14 DC fast ports).

Which hotels in Santa Monica have EV charging?

JW Marriott Santa Monica Le Merigot - Tesla Destination, Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel - Tesla Destination, Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows - Tesla Destination, Hotel Shangri-La - Tesla Destination, Hyatt Centric Delfina Santa Monica - Tesla Destination, Travelodge Santa Monica - Tesla Destination, Hampton Inn & Suites Santa Monica - Tesla Destination and Ambrose Hotel and 3 more are tagged as a hotel or inn with public EV charging in the DOE registry. Many hotel chargers carry no site tag, so the full station list on this page may include more.

Is there free EV charging in Santa Monica?

23 public stations in Santa Monica list their pricing as free in the DOE registry. Pricing is self-reported by the site and can change.

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About this data

Source: US Department of Energy Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC) station registry, as published October 12, 2026 — ChargeCensus refreshes it weekly. See the methodology for how records are matched, cleaned and scored.

Cite as: ChargeCensus, “EV charging in Santa Monica, CA”, https://chargecensus.com/ev-charging/california/santa-monica (data as of October 12, 2026).