EV charging in Las Vegas, NV

Of the 341 stations the registry lists in Las Vegas, 323 are open to the public and 18 are private (fleet, workplace or residential). 3 stations are reported temporarily unavailable. 1 more station is listed as planned. The average station here has 4.9 ports, roughly in line with the Nevada average of 4.7. Las Vegas holds 50% of Nevada's 688 charging stations.

Las Vegas has 559 DC fast ports (often called Level 3 charging) at 55 public stations. The largest are Las Vegas, NV - Arroyo Crossing Parkway - Tesla Supercharger (48 DC fast), Las Vegas, NV - 7400 Las Vegas Boulevard South - Tesla Supercharger (28 DC fast), Resort World Las Vegas (20 DC fast) and Las Vegas, NV - East Twain Avenue - Tesla Supercharger (28 DC fast). 26 of them are Tesla Supercharger sites. Across the public stations, 29 list CCS, 58 list NACS (Tesla) and 11 list CHAdeMO connectors.

Where the registry records the site type, the most common hosts are hotel (20), shopping center (15), parking garage (8), public site (7) and other (5). 20 public stations in Las Vegas are tagged as a hotel or inn in the registry: Resort World Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV - High Roller at LINQ - Tesla Supercharger, Harrah's Hotel and Casino Parking, Las Vegas, NV - West Russell Road - Tesla Supercharger, Las Vegas, NV - West Charleston Boulevard - Tesla Supercharger, Waldorf Astoria, Las Vegas - Tesla Destination, Mandalay Bay East Valet - Tesla Destination and Las Vegas, NV - Paradise Road - Tesla Supercharger and 12 more. 40 public stations list their pricing as free in the registry.

By station count, the networks in Las Vegas are led by ChargePoint (184), Tesla Destination (27), Tesla Supercharger (26) and Blink (18). 28 stations are non-networked. 27 networks in all have stations here.

The earliest station open year on record in Las Vegas is 2011. 40 stations opened in 2025, compared with 60 in 2024. 16 more have opened so far in 2026.