EV Charging Networks Compared
Pricing, availability, and connector compatibility for every major public charging network in the United States. Data sourced from published network rates as of April 2026.
Side-by-Side Quick Compare
| Network | Type | Base Rate | Member Rate | Stations | Connectors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home Charging | Level 2 | 17¢/kWh | — | — | J1772, NACS |
| Volta Charging | Level 2 | 20¢/kWh | — | 3,500 | J1772, NACS |
| Ampere Charging | Level 2 | 24¢/kWh | — | 1,500 | J1772, NACS |
| Francis Energy | DC Fast | 26¢/kWh | — | 300 | CCS, CHAdeMO |
| Rivian Adventure Network | DC Fast | 28¢/kWh | — | 600 | NACS, CCS |
| IONNA | DC Fast | 30¢/kWh | — | 200 | CCS, NACS |
| ChargePoint | Level 2 | 30¢/kWh | — | 38,000 | CCS, NACS, J1772 |
| FLO | Level 2 | 35¢/kWh | — | 100,000 | CCS, J1772 |
| Tesla Supercharger | DC Fast | 36¢/kWh | — | 40,000 | NACS |
| Electrify America | DC Fast | 43¢/kWh | 31¢/kWh | 950 | CCS, CHAdeMO, NACS |
| Blink Charging | Level 2 | 44¢/kWh | 29¢/kWh | 4,000 | CCS, J1772 |
| EVgo | DC Fast | 45¢/kWh | 30¢/kWh | 1,000 | CCS, CHAdeMO, NACS |
Data: Published network rates, April 2026. Prices vary by location, time of day, and membership status.
DC Fast Charge Networks
DC fast chargers (Level 3) deliver 50–350 kW, adding 100–200+ miles of range per hour. These are the networks you use on road trips.
Tesla Supercharger
36¢/kWhThe largest and most reliable DC fast charging network in North America, now open to non-Tesla vehicles via NACS adapters.
Electrify America
43¢/kWhVolkswagen-backed ultra-fast charging network with 150–350 kW stations at major highways and retail locations across the US.
EVgo
45¢/kWhOne of the largest public DC fast charging networks, with a focus on urban and suburban locations in over 35 states.
Rivian Adventure Network
28¢/kWhRivian's proprietary DC fast charging network designed for adventure travel, with stations in remote locations and national parks.
IONNA
30¢/kWhA joint venture backed by seven major automakers building a high-powered charging network along US highway corridors.
Francis Energy
26¢/kWhA regional DCFC network focused on Oklahoma, Texas, and the South-Central US, filling rural charging gaps with government-backed funding.
Level 2 Networks
Level 2 chargers run at 6.2–19.2 kW, adding 20–75 miles per hour. Best for destination charging, workplace charging, and overnight topping up.
ChargePoint
30¢/kWhThe largest Level 2 charging network in the US, with a mix of workplace, retail, and public stations. Also operates some DC fast chargers.
Blink Charging
44¢/kWhA mixed Level 2 and DC fast charge network with stations in hotels, apartments, retail, and public parking across the US.
Volta Charging
20¢/kWhAn ad-supported Level 2 network often offering free or low-cost charging at retail locations, funded by digital advertising on station screens.
FLO
35¢/kWhOne of North America's largest charging networks by port count, with heavy presence in Canada and growing US deployment.
Ampere Charging
24¢/kWhA newer entrant focused on affordable Level 2 charging at multifamily housing, workplaces, and commercial properties.