EV charging in St. Louis, MO

Of the 128 stations the registry lists in St. Louis, 116 are open to the public and 12 are private (fleet, workplace or residential). 2 stations are reported temporarily unavailable. The average station here has 2.8 ports, about 12% above the Missouri average of 2.5. St. Louis holds 9% of Missouri's 1,416 charging stations.

St. Louis has 56 DC fast ports (often called Level 3 charging) at 13 public stations. The largest are Saint Louis, MO - Tesla Supercharger (12 DC fast), RPT Heritage Place (St. Louis, MO) (10 DC fast), IKEA Store 410 (St. Louis, MO) (6 DC fast) and Lowes of S. Saint Louis, MO (6 DC fast). 1 of them is a Tesla Supercharger site. Across the public stations, 11 list CCS, 10 list NACS (Tesla) and 5 list CHAdeMO connectors.

Where the registry records the site type, the most common hosts are hotel (10), parking lot (4), parking garage (4), office building (3) and public site (3). 10 public stations in St. Louis are tagged as a hotel or inn in the registry: Renaissance St. Louis Airport Hotel - Tesla Destination, Stay-N-Charge - DoubleTree by Hilton St Louis Airport, Best Western Kirkwood Inn - Tesla Destination, River City Casino, La Quinta Inn & Suites Westport, La Quinta Inn & Suites St. Louis Westport - Tesla Destination, Hampton Inn & Suites Clayton/ St.Louis Galleria - Tesla Destination and Hampton Inn St. Louis-Downtown (At the Gateway Arch) - Tesla Destination and 2 more. 22 public stations list their pricing as free in the registry.

By station count, the networks in St. Louis are led by ChargePoint (63), Tesla Destination (10), AmpUp (10) and Blink (6). 23 stations are non-networked. 17 networks in all have stations here.

The earliest station open year on record in St. Louis is 2011. 22 stations opened in 2025, compared with 22 in 2024. 3 more have opened so far in 2026.