ChargeCensus

EV charging in Washington, DC

392 charging stations in Washington, District of Columbia — networks, port mixes and a page for every station.

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

At a glance

Washington, District of Columbia has 392 EV charging stations in the US DOE registry (316 public) with 1,365 charging ports: 62 DC fast and 1,272 Level 2. That is the most of 4 cities and towns in District of Columbia. Blink runs the most stations here (122).

Stations
392
Public
316
DC fast ports
62
Level 2 ports
1,272

Port ranking

Biggest stations in Washington

#StationPortsNetwork
1Washington, DC - Wisconsin Avenue (Floor G3, G4) - Tesla DestinationAvailable34Tesla Destination
2Maza GallerieAvailable20Nayax Energy
3AerieAvailable20Loop
4Washington Plaza Hotel - Tesla DestinationAvailable18Tesla Destination
5Scd 1700m LlcAvailable16Blink
6Sheikh Zayed Campus (SZ)Available15Blink
7City Center HinesAvailable14Blink
8Garage 2AAvailable14Blink
9The Wharf Public Garage 3Available14Blink
10The GantryAvailable14AmpUp
11Zephyr at Wardman ParkAvailable14Loop
12One ParkingAvailable13Non-networked
13Washington, DC - Market Street NE - Tesla SuperchargerAvailable12Tesla Supercharger
14District Wharf Parking Garage - Public Access on P1Available11Blink
15531711 Jbab / MwrAvailable10Blink

🔒 Create a free account to export CSV — all 392 in Washington · already signed in? Export from your account →

Operators

Networks here

Growth

Stations opened by year

2011
3
2012
6
2013
3
2014
5
2015
21
2016
13
2017
16
2018
26
2019
30
2020
20
2021
67
2022
39
2023
47
2024
33
2025
58
2026
5

How many public EV charging stations are in Washington?

Of the 392 stations the registry lists in Washington, 316 are open to the public and 76 are private (fleet, workplace or residential). 7 stations are reported temporarily unavailable. The average station here has 3.5 ports, roughly in line with the District of Columbia average of 3.5. Washington holds 99% of District of Columbia's 396 charging stations.

Where is DC fast charging in Washington?

Washington has 62 DC fast ports (often called Level 3 charging) at 10 public stations. The largest are Washington, DC - Market Street NE - Tesla Supercharger (12 DC fast), Washington, DC - Wisconsin Ave NW - Tesla Supercharger (8 DC fast), Washington, DC - M Street Northeast - Tesla Supercharger (8 DC fast) and Washington, DC - Idaho Avenue - Tesla Supercharger (8 DC fast). 4 of them are Tesla Supercharger sites. Across the public stations, 6 list CCS, 46 list NACS (Tesla) and 2 list CHAdeMO connectors.

What kinds of places have EV chargers in Washington?

Where the registry records the site type, the most common hosts are hotel (24), parking garage (17), public site (12), other (6) and multi-unit dwelling (4). 25 public stations in Washington are tagged as a hotel or inn in the registry: Washington Plaza Hotel - Tesla Destination, Morrison-Clark Historic Inn & Restaurant - Tesla Destination, Park Hyatt Washington - Tesla Destination, Embassy Row Hotel - Tesla Destination, State Plaza Hotel - Tesla Destination, Avenue Suites Georgetown - Tesla Destination, The Watergate Hotel - Tesla Destination and Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill - Tesla Destination and 17 more. 77 public stations list their pricing as free in the registry.

Which charging networks operate in Washington?

By station count, the networks in Washington are led by Blink (122), ChargePoint (91), Tesla Destination (45) and AmpUp (19). 71 stations are non-networked. 18 networks in all have stations here.

How fast is EV charging growing in Washington?

The earliest station open year on record in Washington is 2011. 58 stations opened in 2025, compared with 33 in 2024. 5 more have opened so far in 2026.

Directory

All 316 public charging stations in Washington

Sorted by port count (figure after each name).

Frequently asked questions

How many EV charging stations are in Washington, DC?

The US DOE registry lists 392 charging stations in Washington, District of Columbia (316 public), with 1,365 charging ports: 62 DC fast and 1,272 Level 2.

Where can I fast-charge in Washington?

Washington has 62 DC fast ports. The biggest DC fast sites are Washington, DC - Market Street NE - Tesla Supercharger (12 ports), Washington, DC - Wisconsin Ave NW - Tesla Supercharger (8 ports) and Washington, DC - M Street Northeast - Tesla Supercharger (8 ports).

Which charging networks operate in Washington?

By station count: Blink (122), ChargePoint (91), Non-networked (71), Tesla Destination (45) and AmpUp (19).

Are there Tesla Superchargers in Washington?

Yes. The registry lists 4 public Tesla Supercharger sites in Washington: Washington, DC - Market Street NE - Tesla Supercharger (12 DC fast ports), Washington, DC - Wisconsin Ave NW - Tesla Supercharger (8 DC fast ports), Washington, DC - M Street Northeast - Tesla Supercharger (8 DC fast ports) and Washington, DC - Idaho Avenue - Tesla Supercharger (8 DC fast ports).

Which hotels in Washington have EV charging?

Washington Plaza Hotel - Tesla Destination, Morrison-Clark Historic Inn & Restaurant - Tesla Destination, Park Hyatt Washington - Tesla Destination, Embassy Row Hotel - Tesla Destination, State Plaza Hotel - Tesla Destination, Avenue Suites Georgetown - Tesla Destination, The Watergate Hotel - Tesla Destination and Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill - Tesla Destination and 17 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 Washington?

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

More EV charging near Washington

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 Washington, DC”, https://chargecensus.com/ev-charging/district-of-columbia/washington (data as of October 12, 2026).