How Many Tesla Superchargers in US
With a number of 40,000 Superchargers in its network, Tesla owns and operates the world’s largest, fast, and international charging network worldwide.
They are located on major roads close to convenient amenities, Superchargers keep you charged even when you’re not at home. Just plug them into the outlet, charge and then leave.
S&P Global Mobility estimates that there are currently about 16.822 Tesla Superchargers, as well as Tesla destination chargers across the United States, along with 126,500 Level 2 and 20,431 Chargers with Level 3.
Charger ports doubled more than in the three previous years With 54,000 level 2 along with 11,000 Level 3 chargers being added by 2022. S&P Global Mobility says registration data indicates that there were 1.9 million EVs on US roads which is 0.7 percent out of 281 million cars currently operating – as of October 31st, 2022.
The new light-vehicle registration share of EVs has reached 5.2 percent in the 10 first months of 2022 which is rapidly expected to occur due to demand from consumers, US government policy that encourages EV purchases, such as those covered by the Inflation Reduction Act, and growing interested and investment in the banking sector.
As as of September 27th 2022 the 50 states, plus Washington, DC, and Puerto Rico have approved state plans in the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure formula program. Last update January 18 2023in 2022. In the Bipartisan Infrastructure Act has provided $5 billion over the next five years to invest in charging infrastructure for electric vehicles all across the US.
The president Joe Biden has pledged that the federal government will provide to install more than 500,000 charging stations. The four states that have the highest amount of EVs operating and the most registrations for new vehicles comprise California, Florida, Texas along with New York.
As each state takes an entirely different method of reducing emissions in that California, as well as New York, prioritize it and Florida and Texas do not. S&P Global Mobility attributes this increase due to the market size.
California is leading the charge in the lead, having more than 37% of the total electric vehicles in operation, and almost 36% of all US light-vehicle registrations for EVs starting from Jan to Sept 2022.
Florida is an insignificant second place with 7.4 percent of light-vehicle electric vehicle registrations, and 6.9 percent of EVs currently operating. Texas is ranked at 5.8 percent of EVs currently operating and 6.4 percent of EV light-vehicle registrations.
