Renting an EV for your road trip? This map shows every public DC fast charging station in 11 western states. Filter by plug, network and number of chargers, then tap a station for its address, hours and directions.
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Station details change, and chargers can be broken or busy. Check the network's app before you go.
Before you set off in a rental EV
- Ask which plug your car uses. In North America it's usually NACS (the Tesla plug, also called J3400) or CCS1; some older cars like the Nissan Leaf use CHAdeMO. Filter the map by your car's plug.
- Many Tesla Superchargers say "Tesla only". Check the hours line in each station's details, and confirm in the network's app whether other brands can charge and whether you need an adapter.
- Fast chargers are scarce in national parks and remote areas. Charge up in the last town before a park or a desert crossing, and allow time for a queue.
- Most fast chargers need the network's app with a card on file, and foreign cards sometimes fail. Set up your accounts before you leave home.
Fast charging stations by state
5,132 · 30,631| State | Stations | Fast chargers | Largest network |
|---|---|---|---|
| California | 2,795 | 19,740 | ChargePoint |
| Washington | 547 | 2,467 | ChargePoint |
| Colorado | 499 | 1,725 | ChargePoint |
| Oregon | 340 | 1,369 | ChargePoint |
| Arizona | 227 | 1,605 | Tesla |
| Utah | 205 | 1,044 | ChargePoint |
| New Mexico | 179 | 621 | ChargePoint |
| Nevada | 148 | 1,283 | Tesla |
| Idaho | 88 | 318 | ChargePoint |
| Montana | 57 | 262 | Tesla |
| Wyoming | 47 | 197 | Tesla |
Data sources
Charging stations: U.S. Department of Energy Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC), published by USDOT/BTS in the National Transportation Atlas Database, CC0 public domain. Includes open, publicly accessible stations with DC fast charging only. Data updated 2026-11-07. Base map: OpenFreeMap, © OpenMapTiles, map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.