Today the California Energy Commission announced that the Golden State now hosts more than 200,000 publicly available and shared EV charging ports — a leap of 22,000 since March.
That number reflects how increasingly accessible EV charging has become: at grocery stores, workplaces, apartments, and destinations.
Now there are 68% more EV charger ports than the number of gasoline nozzles statewide, and 94% of Californians live within 10 minutes of an EV charger.
We see this as proof that deliberate investment, policy alignment, and public-private collaboration produce real change.
We join the CEC in celebrating this milestone that supports EV adoption and strengthens California’s leadership in the clean energy transition.
Read the full announcement here.
