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EV charging in North Aurora, Illinois

The federal register lists 15 charging locations in and around North Aurora, offering 52 ports between them. Of those, 9 sites have DC fast charging. That is the 24th highest count in Illinois.

Charging locations
15
Total ports
52
DC fast share
69.2%
36 fast ports
Ports per 10k residents
26.8
population 19,406 (2025)

Overview

North Aurora, IL has 15 charging locations on the federal register, offering 52 ports between them — the 24th largest count in Illinois.

The register counts 52 ports here, 36 of them DC fast.

9 different charging networks operate in North Aurora, IL, which in practice means carrying more than one app or card.

Per head the figure is 26.80 ports per 10,000 people, though charging tends to follow traffic and retail rather than residents.

Charging networks

ChargePoint 4 1 fast
27%
Universal 2 8 fast
13%
Not part of a network 2
13%
Blink 2 6 fast
13%
Vialynk 1 2 fast
7%
Tesla Destination 1
7%
Tesla 1 16 fast
7%
Nayax Energy 1 2 fast
7%

Connector availability

how many sites list each connector
CCS (J1772 Combo) DC fast 8
40%
J1772 AC 7
35%
CHAdeMO DC fast 3
15%
Tesla / NACS AC or DC 2
10%

Charging locations

Site Network Ports DC fast Access
North Aurora, IL - Tesla Supercharger Tesla 16 16 Public
Gerald Ford Blink 6 2 Public
Genesis of North Aurora Blink 4 4 Public
HomeTowne Studios & Conference Center Chicago – N Aurora/ Naperville Universal 4 4 Public
Comfort Inn Universal 4 4 Public
Hardware Sustainable Gastropub and Brewery - Tesla Destination Tesla Destination 3 Public
Gerald Nissan - North Aurora Nayax Energy 2 2 Public
Gerald Nissan North Aurora Inc Vialynk 2 2 Public
River Front Cp6000 ChargePoint 2 Public
Gerald Nissan - North Aurora Not part of a network 2 Public
Northaurora East ChargePoint 2 Public
Northaurora West ChargePoint 2 Public
Gerald Nissan - North Aurora IN Charge 1 1 Public
Chargepoint01 DC Fast ChargePoint 1 1 Public
Gerald Nissan - North Aurora Not part of a network 1 Private

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.