Top 10: Electric Forecourts in the US

Electric forecourts in the US are entering a new phase as operators expand ultra fast networks, upgrade reliability and focus on consistent service for everyday drivers.

High-power hubs delivering 150–400 kW now sit along major highways and in busy urban areas, supported by clear per-kWh pricing, contactless payment and intuitive apps showing live availability.

Renewable electricity and uptime targets approaching 99% are fast becoming the norm.

Amenities such as food, retail and rest areas turn charging stops into convenient breaks.

In this list, EV Magazine ranks the top companies building dependable, high-capacity infrastructure that keeps journeys moving and supports the shift to cleaner mobility.

10. Electrify America

Electrify America earns is a top electric forecourt with the largest open hyper fast network in the US.

With more than 5,000 fast chargers across more than 1,080 stations, drivers can charge in as little as 30 minutes.

The mobile app simplifies finding stations, starting sessions and managing payments, while Pass+ membership offers reduced rates.

Every charge is backed by 100% renewable energy through the company’s Solar Glow 1 farm, strengthening its commitment to cleaner transport and reliable nationwide access.

9. EV Connect

EV Connect ranks among the top electric forecourt operators thanks to its focus on intelligent, scalable and future proof charging.

Rather than relying on hardware alone, it offers a mature software platform, white label solutions and open standards that allow operators to launch networks quickly and manage them efficiently.

Its support for OCPP, OCPI and plug and charge boosts interoperability, while advanced monitoring and load management improve uptime.

With strong growth, roaming access and a proven platform used across the industry, EV Connect helps turn charging sites into reliable, revenue generating assets.

8. Blink Charging

Blink Charging secures a spot by combining accessibility, smart technology and strong commercial appeal.

It turns everyday locations into charging destinations, offering fast, reliable chargers for homes, businesses and high-traffic sites like convenience stores and truck stops.

A feature rich app helps drivers easily find, use and monitor chargers, while businesses gain revenue opportunities and access to incentives.

With turnkey services and a clear sustainability focus, Blink is helping scale EV charging across the US.

7. EVgo

EVgo ranks among the top electric forecourts in the US thanks to its scale, reliability and customer focus.

With more than 1,100 fast charging stations across 47 states, more than 40% of the US population lives within 10 miles of a charger.

Stations are placed in amenity rich locations, supported by a user friendly app, flexible pricing and strong uptime.

Backed by renewable energy certificates, EVgo combines speed, convenience and sustainability for everyday drivers and fleets.

6. ChargePoint (DC fast and AC hubs)

ChargePoint holds a top ten spot among US electric forecourts thanks to its powerful combination of scale, software and driver experience.

Since 2007 it has pioneered open, hardware agnostic charging, enabling businesses, fleets and workplaces to run reliable operations and attract drivers.

Its top rated app lets drivers easily find, start and pay for charging at hundreds of thousands of locations, while more than 5,000 brands including most Fortune 50 companies trust ChargePoint to power their EV strategies.

5. Applegreen Electric

Applegreen Electric earns a top ten place among US electric forecourts by combining scale, convenience and sustainability.

As part of a major service plaza operator in Europe and the US, it is rapidly rolling out ultra fast chargers across more than 550 plazas.

With more than 500 ultra fast chargers delivering up to 350kW, more than one million charging sessions a year and a commitment to renewable energy, drivers can charge quickly, affordably and with a clear conscience.

4. Tesla Supercharger

Tesla’s Supercharger forecourt stands out for scale, speed and reliability.

With access to tens of thousands of fast-charging stalls across North America and roughly one new stall opening every hour, drivers can charge quickly wherever they travel.

The network delivers 99.95% uptime and uses the North American Charging Standard which leading automakers are adopting.

As more brands join, non-Tesla drivers gain seamless access, making this one of the most future-proof electric forecourts in the US.

3. bp Pulse

bp pulse earns a top ten place thanks to its rapid rollout of ultrafast charging hubs across major US travel corridors.

Its first TravelCenters of America site in Jacksonville marks the start of more than 40 planned hubs, each designed to support long distance drivers with 400kW chargers, 12 dedicated bays and access to amenities such as restaurants, convenience stores and WiFi.

By combining bp’s nationwide retail footprint with TA’s roadside heritage, bp pulse offers dependable en-route charging where drivers need it most.

With 37,500 chargers already installed worldwide and a target of 100,000 by 2030, bp pulse is set for major growth.

2. Shell Recharge

Shell Recharge secures its place among the top US electric forecourts by combining scale, speed and trusted service.

Its dedicated EV hubs are designed for convenience, hosting 12 to 30 vehicles at once and delivering DC fast charging at up to 360 kW, enabling many EVs to charge from 20% to 80% in under 30 minutes.

Each hub is built for reliability through proactive monitoring and maintenance, supported by Shell’s long history of keeping drivers moving.

Located along key routes and in busy neighbourhoods, hubs operate 24/7 and include useful extras such as WiFi, canopies and nitrogen tyre inflation.

With more than 4,000 Shell Recharge stations across the US, the network continues to expand rapidly.

Drivers can use the Shell App to find live availability, manage charging sessions and pay easily.

Shell pairs this convenience with a commitment to renewable electricity, strengthening the experience for everyday and fleet drivers alike.

1. ExxonMobil

ExxonMobil earns its spot by tying its forecourts into the entire EV ecosystem, from vehicles to batteries and low emission fuels.

The company is piloting all electric pickups in the demanding Permian Basin, where trucks can clock 30,000 miles a year, helping cut maintenance needs and support its goal of net zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions in the region by 2030.

Subcompact EVs are already in use at major US manufacturing sites, while ExxonMobil is investing in lower impact lithium production for EV batteries, advanced eFuels with partners such as Porsche and specialist fluids and materials that help EVs go further between charges.

This combination of operational experience, supply chain investment and technical innovation positions ExxonMobil forecourts as credible hubs for lower emission mobility.