EV charging in Blue Springs, Missouri
The federal register lists 19 charging locations in and around Blue Springs, offering 46 ports between them. Of those, 2 sites have DC fast charging. That is the 10th highest count in Missouri.
Overview
19 charging locations are on file in Blue Springs, MO, run between 3 networks.
12 of those ports are DC fast — 26.1% of the total. That share is what decides whether a place works for a road trip or only for charging while parked overnight.
Only 3 networks operate here, so coverage depends heavily on membership.
Against a population of 61,632, that is 7.50 ports per 10,000 residents.
Charging networks
| ChargePoint | 17 | 89% | |
| Ionna | 1 | 10 fast | 5% |
| Blink | 1 | 2 fast | 5% |
Connector availability
how many sites list each connector| J1772 AC | 17 | 85% |
| CCS (J1772 Combo) DC fast | 2 | 10% |
| Tesla / NACS AC or DC | 1 | 5% |
Charging locations
| Site | Network | Ports | DC fast | Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Springs, MO Rechargery Relay - NE Coronado | Ionna | 10 | 10 | Public |
| Molle Chevrolet | Blink | 2 | 2 | Public |
| Evergy @kohls -149b | ChargePoint | 2 | Public | |
| Evergy @cmty Ctr -289c | ChargePoint | 2 | Public | |
| Evergy @city Hall-290b | ChargePoint | 2 | Public | |
| Evergy @st Lukes -294b | ChargePoint | 2 | Public | |
| Evergy @eqity Bnk-209a | ChargePoint | 2 | Public | |
| Evergy | ChargePoint | 2 | Private | |
| Evergy | ChargePoint | 2 | Private | |
| Evergy @kohls -149a | ChargePoint | 2 | Public | |
| Evergy @cmty Ctr -289b | ChargePoint | 2 | Public | |
| Evergy @cmty Ctr -289a | ChargePoint | 2 | Public | |
| Evergy @city Hall-290c | ChargePoint | 2 | Public | |
| Evergy @city Hall-290a | ChargePoint | 2 | Public | |
| Evergy @hy-vee -039a | ChargePoint | 2 | Public | |
| Evergy @st Lukes -294a | ChargePoint | 2 | Public | |
| Evergy @st Lukes -294c | ChargePoint | 2 | Public | |
| Evergy @eqity Bnk-209b | ChargePoint | 2 | Public | |
| Evergy @hy-vee -039b | ChargePoint | 2 | 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.