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EV charging in Boston, Massachusetts

The federal register lists 802 charging locations in and around Boston, offering 2,012 ports between them. Of those, 31 sites have DC fast charging. That is the 1st highest count in Massachusetts.

Charging locations
802
Total ports
2,012
DC fast share
4.4%
89 fast ports
Ports per 10k residents
29.9
population 672,973 (2025)

Charging networks

ChargePoint 703 31 fast
88%
Not part of a network 26
3%
Ampup 19
2%
Tesla Destination 14
2%
Blink 11
1%
Itselectric 6
<1%
Loop 5
<1%
FLO 5
<1%

Connector availability

how many sites list each connector
J1772 AC 760
91%
Tesla / NACS AC or DC 27
3%
CCS (J1772 Combo) DC fast 26
3%
CHAdeMO DC fast 23
3%
NEMA 14-50 AC 1
<1%

Charging locations

largest 25 of 802
Site Network Ports DC fast Access
MGH Charlestown 199 Garage Not part of a network 32 Public
Sbwtc Blink 25 Public
Base Boston Not part of a network 24 Private
Rowes Wharf Ampup 22 Public
Center Plaza Garage Ampup 22 Public
MassPort Logan Office Center Garage - 1st Floor ChargePoint 22 Private
Gigahub BOS William F McClellan Highway, Boston, MA BP Pulse 20 20 Public
Lincoln Property Company - VFW Parkway Ampup 20 Public
MassPort West Garage ChargePoint 20 Public
Fan Pier Garage Xeal Stations Xeal 20 Public
MassPort Central Garage ChargePoint 18 Public
The Harlo - Tesla Destination Tesla Destination 18 Public
Hale Building Not part of a network 16 Public
City of Boston - V1 Parking Garage Noodoe 15 Public
MassPort Economy Garage - 2nd Floor Not part of a network 14 Private
New Balance Sports Complex Ampup 13 Public
420 Rutherford Ave Loop 13 Public
Avalon North Station Loop 12 Public
The First Church of Christ Scientist Blink 11 Public
UMass Boston West Garage Not part of a network 11 Public
City of Boston - 12 Drydock (Garage) Noodoe 11 Public
Boston, MA - Allstate Road - Tesla Supercharger Tesla 10 10 Public
Tishman Speyer Ampup 10 Public
BWH 5 Francis Not part of a network 10 Public
MassPort Terminal B Garage ChargePoint 10 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.