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EV Charging in Kentucky

Kentucky is experiencing a robust expansion of its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, largely fueled by a strategic state deployment plan and significant federal investment. Through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program, the state has secured nearly $70 million over five years to build out its charging network. This initiative has already led to a substantial increase, with a 104% rise in DC fast-charging ports and a 9% increase in Level 2 charging ports between 2021 and 2023, making EV charging more accessible across the commonwealth.

The expansion follows a corridor-based approach, focusing on key interstates and parkways designated as Alternative Fuel Corridors to facilitate long-distance travel. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has awarded 46 fast-charging stations across the state, with five currently operational in locations like Berea, Grayson, Hazard, Richmond, and Sparta. All 46 awarded stations, requiring at least four 150 kW DC fast-charging ports, 24/7 public access, and compatibility with most EV models, are anticipated to be fully operational by 2026. This ambitious plan aims to equip over 800 miles of Kentucky's major roadways, including I-64 and I-71, with reliable EV charging facilities to meet the growing demand from EV drivers.

Cities in Kentucky

Barbourville

2 stations

Bardstown

5 stations

Beaver Dam

3 stations

Bellevue

2 stations

Benton

1 stations

Berea

5 stations

Bowling Green

21 stations

BOWLING GREEN

1 stations

Brandenburg

1 stations

Brea

1 stations

Cadiz

1 stations

Campbellsville

2 stations

Campton

1 stations

Cave City

1 stations

Clermont

2 stations

Columbia

3 stations

Corbin

5 stations

Covington

2 stations

Crestwood

1 stations

Danville

4 stations

Dry Ridge

1 stations

elizabethtown

1 stations

Elizabethtown

12 stations

Erlanger

2 stations

Fairdale

1 stations

Fairplay

1 stations

Florence

5 stations

Fort Mitchell

1 stations

Fort Thomas

2 stations

Frankfort

14 stations

Franklin

3 stations

Georgetown

5 stations

Glasgow

4 stations

GLASGOW

1 stations

Glendale

4 stations

Grand Rivers

2 stations

Grayson

2 stations

Greenville

1 stations

Harlan

1 stations

Harrodsburg

1 stations

Hazard

2 stations

Hebron

9 stations

Henderson

1 stations

Highland Heights

2 stations

Hopkinsville

4 stations

Horse Cave

1 stations

Jeffersontown

2 stations

Kuttawa

2 stations

Lancaster

1 stations

Lebanon

1 stations

Leitchfield

2 stations

Lexington

32 stations

London

4 stations

Loretto

2 stations

Louisville

89 stations

Lyndon

1 stations

Madisonville

1 stations

Magnolia

1 stations

Mayfield

5 stations

Maysville

1 stations

Midway

1 stations

Monticello

1 stations

Morehead

2 stations

Mount Sterling

1 stations

Mount Washington

2 stations

Mt. Sterling

1 stations

Murray

2 stations

N/A

1 stations

Newport

5 stations

Nicholasville

2 stations

Nortonville

1 stations

Olive Hill

1 stations

Owensboro

6 stations

Paducah

8 stations

Paintsville

1 stations

PARIS

1 stations

Pendleton

1 stations

Pikeville

3 stations

Powderly

1 stations

Princeton

1 stations

Prospect

1 stations

Radcliff

2 stations

Richmond

13 stations

RICHMOND

1 stations

Russell Springs

1 stations

Scottsville

2 stations

Shepherdsville

5 stations

Smiths Grove

1 stations

Somerset

3 stations

Sonora

1 stations

Sparta

2 stations

Springfield

1 stations

Stanford

1 stations

Waddy

1 stations

Walton

2 stations

Williamsburg

2 stations

Winchester

4 stations

Frequently Asked Questions

How many EV charging stations are in Kentucky?

There are currently 376 EV charging stations in Kentucky, including Tesla Superchargers, ChargePoint, Electrify America, and other networks. This number is growing as new stations are deployed through the NEVI federal program and private investment.

What types of EV chargers are available in Kentucky?

Kentucky has Level 2 chargers (240V, ideal for daily charging at 12-80 miles/hour) and DC Fast Chargers (DCFC) that can add 100+ miles of range in 20-30 minutes. Connector types include CCS, CHAdeMO, J1772, and Tesla NACS. Use Charge Map USA's filters to find the right charger for your vehicle.

Where can I find free EV charging in Kentucky?

Some Level 2 charging stations in Kentucky offer free charging, particularly at shopping centers, hotels, and municipal locations. Use Charge Map USA to browse stations across 97 cities in Kentucky and check individual station details for pricing information.