New Jersey has 1,928 public EV charging stations with 6,806 charging ports as of June 2026, according to the US Department of Energy's Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC). This mapping shows both current and proposed DCFC locations that are compliant with the EV Law, and 25 mile driving distances to those locations, along with the DCFC suitability scores developed for intersections on major travel corridors. State agencies are also leading by example with BPU’s Clean Fleet EV incentive, which provides grant funding for state and local governments to convert their vehicle fleets to electric and install. JCP&L is offering rebates for the installation of publicly available community charging stations to enhance the charging network in New Jersey. Helping make EV charging easy and accessible. Even though most charging is typically done at home, you may still need the occasional charge while out and about. Many public charging stations and workplaces use Level 2 chargers – some even offer free charging. Find Electrify America EV charging stations near you. Use our interactive map or enter your address to locate fast, convenient chargers across the U.S. We provide listings for affordable, transitional housing, clinics and low cost affordable treatment centers in New Jersey. North Jersey, the I‑95 corridor, and shore towns have the most stations and fastest expansion. DC fast chargers are increasingly common on the NJ Turnpike, Garden State Parkway, and major arterials. Utility make‑ready incentives and off‑peak rates make overnight charging the backbone of ownership. This map shows electric vehicle charging stations in the United States by charging level, access type, station status, and other key data points. The information required pursuant to this subsection shall inform prospective owners and developers of the availability of various types of electric vehicle charging stations.