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Map the public EV charging around any US ZIP or address — connector types, fast‑charge vs Level 2, and the network. Built for service pros weighing an electric truck or van against the routes they actually run. US only.
Search a ZIP or address to map the nearest public EV charging stations.
Why a trades business should care about charging
Service work means windshield time — and a lot of it. Coverage areas keep stretching, fuel is the bill that only ever climbs, and for the first time the vehicles make sense: electric pickups and work vans are shipping, and plenty of pros are already getting creative, from a plug‑in Prius runabout to a Model Y for light calls. You don't have to commit to find out — a test drive and a look at the charging around your routes tells you most of what you need to know. That's what this is for.
More miles, wider coverage
Techs are driving more — bigger service radii, more stops a day. Per‑mile fuel cost is where an EV quietly pays you back.
The trucks finally exist
Electric pickups and cargo vans are actually shipping now, with more on the way. The option that wasn't real a few years ago is on the table.
Gas only trends one way
Hybrids and plug‑ins already cut the fuel line item. Charging at the shop overnight turns "fill‑ups" into a flat, predictable cost.
The honest catch: payload. A real work van is heavy — tools, parts bins, ladders, nitrogen tanks, recovery machines, a generator. All that weight eats range, and range is what makes or breaks an EV for the trades. Charging access (this map) is one half of the answer; how loaded you run and how far between stops is the other. Check both before you commit.
About this data. Counts and connectors come from the operators — a port can still be busy, broken, or gated behind an app, so confirm before routing a vehicle there. Private and fleet‑only depots aren't shown.