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EV charging in Saint Louis, MO

13 charging stations in Saint Louis, Missouri — networks, port mixes and a page for every station.

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

At a glance

Saint Louis, Missouri has 13 EV charging stations in the US DOE registry (13 public) with 43 charging ports: 18 DC fast and 25 Level 2. That is the 19th-most of 162 cities and towns in Missouri. Blink runs the most stations here (6).

Stations
13
Public
13
DC fast ports
18
Level 2 ports
25

Port ranking

Biggest stations in Saint Louis

#StationPortsNetwork
1Saint Louis, MO - Riverview Drive - Tesla SuperchargerAvailable8Tesla Supercharger
2The View at Forest Park ApartmentsAvailable6Blink
3South Lakeview PlazaAvailable4EVgo
4Expo at Forrest Park (North Building)Available4Blink
5Southfield CenterAvailable4EVgo
6Expo at Forrest Park (South Building)Available3Blink
7Tribeca ApartmentsAvailable2Blink
8Maryville University - North LotAvailable2Blink
9South Co Dcjr Expp-59aa2Available2ChargePoint
10South Co Dcjr Cp6000-EastAvailable2ChargePoint
11South Co Dcjr Cp6000-MidAvailable2ChargePoint
12South Co Dcjr Cp6000-WestAvailable2ChargePoint
13Maryville University - South LotAvailable2Blink

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Operators

Networks here

Growth

Stations opened by year

2021
1
2022
2
2023
5
2024
5

How many public EV charging stations are in Saint Louis?

All 13 stations the registry lists in Saint Louis are open to the public. The average station here has 3.3 ports, about 34% above the Missouri average of 2.5. Saint Louis holds under 1% of Missouri's 1,416 charging stations.

Where is DC fast charging in Saint Louis?

Saint Louis has 18 DC fast ports (often called Level 3 charging) at 4 public stations. The largest are Saint Louis, MO - Riverview Drive - Tesla Supercharger (8 DC fast), South Lakeview Plaza (4 DC fast), Southfield Center (4 DC fast) and South Co Dcjr Expp-59aa2 (2 DC fast). 1 of them is a Tesla Supercharger site. Across the public stations, 3 list CCS, 1 lists NACS (Tesla) and 2 list CHAdeMO connectors.

What kinds of places have EV chargers in Saint Louis?

Where the registry records the site type, the most common hosts are gas station (1). 2 public stations list their pricing as free in the registry.

Which charging networks operate in Saint Louis?

By station count, the networks in Saint Louis are led by Blink (6), ChargePoint (4), EVgo (2) and Tesla Supercharger (1). 4 networks in all have stations here.

How fast is EV charging growing in Saint Louis?

The earliest station open year on record in Saint Louis is 2021. 0 stations opened in 2025, compared with 5 in 2024.

Frequently asked questions

How many EV charging stations are in Saint Louis, MO?

The US DOE registry lists 13 charging stations in Saint Louis, Missouri (13 public), with 43 charging ports: 18 DC fast and 25 Level 2.

Where can I fast-charge in Saint Louis?

Saint Louis has 18 DC fast ports. The biggest DC fast sites are Saint Louis, MO - Riverview Drive - Tesla Supercharger (8 ports), South Lakeview Plaza (4 ports) and Southfield Center (4 ports).

Which charging networks operate in Saint Louis?

By station count: Blink (6), ChargePoint (4), EVgo (2) and Tesla Supercharger (1).

Are there Tesla Superchargers in Saint Louis?

Yes. The registry lists 1 public Tesla Supercharger site in Saint Louis: Saint Louis, MO - Riverview Drive - Tesla Supercharger (8 DC fast ports).

Is there free EV charging in Saint Louis?

2 public stations in Saint Louis 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 Saint Louis, MO”, https://chargecensus.com/ev-charging/missouri/saint-louis (data as of October 12, 2026).