The United States has crossed a milestone: more than 80,000 public EV fast-charging ports are now available. According to Electrek, the latest data shows that new charging stations are not only more numerous but also bigger and more powerful, which should help drivers find an open stall more easily.
Tesla continues to lead the expansion of fast charging, but the price picture is more mixed. While most charging networks have kept their rates steady, Tesla has raised Supercharger costs. That means the network with the widest reach is also becoming more expensive for drivers.
Overall, the growth in port count and station capacity is a positive sign for EV adoption, even as pricing remains a point of tension. With one source, there is no competing data to compare, but the report highlights both the progress and the cost challenge in US fast charging.