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EV charging in Norcross, Georgia

The federal register lists 13 charging locations in and around Norcross, offering 73 ports between them. Of those, 5 sites have DC fast charging. That is the 41st highest count in Georgia.

Charging locations
13
Total ports
73
DC fast share
52.1%
38 fast ports
Ports per 10k residents
38.2
population 19,086 (2025)

Overview

Norcross, GA has 13 charging locations on the federal register, offering 73 ports between them — the 41st largest count in Georgia.

DC fast ports make up 52.1% of capacity here — an unusually travel-oriented mix, typically the signature of interstate corridors rather than residential charging.

8 different charging networks operate in Norcross, GA, which in practice means carrying more than one app or card.

The population here is 19,086 (2025 estimate).

Charging networks

Tesla Destination 3
23%
Tesla 2 32 fast
15%
Not part of a network 2
15%
ChargePoint 2 2 fast
15%
EVgo 1 4 fast
8%
OpConnect 1
8%
Noodoe 1
8%
Chargelab 1
8%

Connector availability

how many sites list each connector
J1772 AC 8
42%
Tesla / NACS AC or DC 5
26%
CCS (J1772 Combo) DC fast 3
16%
CHAdeMO DC fast 3
16%

Charging locations

Site Network Ports DC fast Access
Norcross, GA - Tesla Supercharger Tesla 16 16 Public
Norcross, GA - Live Oak Parkway - Tesla Supercharger Tesla 16 16 Public
Crowne Plaza Atlanta NE - Norcross - Tesla Destination Tesla Destination 8 Public
Peachtree Corners Noodoe 8 Public
City of Norcross - Public Works, Utilities & parks OpConnect 6 Public
Carter Oak Crossing EVgo 4 4 Public
Peachtree Corners Chargelab 4 Public
Siemens Industry Automation Not part of a network 3 Private
Courtyard by Marriott Atlanta Norcross/Peachtree Corners - Tesla Destination Tesla Destination 3 Public
Gwinnett Walk - Tesla Destination Tesla Destination 2 Public
Georgia Power Norcross Dc2 ChargePoint 1 1 Public
Georgia Power Norcross Dc1 ChargePoint 1 1 Public
City of Norcross - City Hall Not part of a network 1 Public

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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.