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EV charging in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California

The federal register lists 16 charging locations in and around Carmel-by-the-Sea, offering 35 ports between them. None of them currently report DC fast charging, so plan for Level 2 speeds. That is the 216th highest count in California.

Charging locations
16
Total ports
35
DC fast share
0.0%
Ports per 10k residents
112.7
population 3,105 (2025)

Overview

Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA has 16 charging locations on the federal register, offering 35 ports between them — the 216th largest count in California.

Only 0.0% of ports here are DC fast. Most of the capacity is Level 2, which suits workplaces, hotels and apartment parking rather than a quick stop mid-journey.

ChargePoint Network operates the most locations here, 11 of them — 68.8% of the local total.

Against a population of 3,105, that is 112.70 ports per 10,000 residents.

Charging networks

ChargePoint 11
69%
Tesla Destination 3
19%
Not part of a network 1
6%
Blink 1
6%

Connector availability

how many sites list each connector
J1772 AC 13
81%
Tesla / NACS AC or DC 3
19%

Charging locations

Site Network Ports DC fast Access
Carmel Plaza Garage - Tesla Destination Tesla Destination 4 Public
Stilwell Hotel Not part of a network 4 Public
The Crossroads Carmel Blink 3 Public
Tally Ho - Tesla Destination Tesla Destination 2 Public
Station Carmel Vista Lobos ChargePoint 2 Public
Cv Ranch Dual Lodge ChargePoint 2 Public
Station Carmel Sunset Center ChargePoint 2 Public
Station Carmel Sunset Center 4 ChargePoint 2 Public
Carport 4 Evcs Hcca Carport 4 ChargePoint 2 Public
Highlands Inn 200charger ChargePoint 2 Public
Highlands Inn 300charger ChargePoint 2 Public
Highlands Inn 400chargera ChargePoint 2 Public
Highlands Inn 400chargerb ChargePoint 2 Public
Cv Ranch 200s Station 1 ChargePoint 2 Public
Tradewinds Carmel - Tesla Destination Tesla Destination 1 Public
Station Carmel Sunset Center N ChargePoint 1 Public

About this data

Data comes from the Alternative Fuels Data Center's public station register. It covers publicly reported charging infrastructure; home chargers and unreported private installations do not appear. Port counts describe configured capacity, not live availability.