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EV Charging in New Hampshire

New Hampshire is actively expanding its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, showing significant growth in recent years. From 2021 to 2023, direct current fast-charging (DCFC) ports increased by 82%, and Level 2 charging ports grew by 68%. As of early 2025, the state had nearly 700 public charging ports across 273 locations, though this is still less than neighboring states, with most concentrated in the southern regions.

Future growth is largely driven by the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Program, allocating an estimated $17.2 million to New Hampshire over five years. The New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) is strategically deploying these funds along alternative fuel corridors, primarily key highways like I-93. Planned NEVI stations include new installations on I-93 in Tilton and Woodstock, supplementing existing Electrify America sites in Manchester and Salem. Additional federal grants are also supporting the installation of nearly 200 new charging ports in both urban and rural areas.

Despite these efforts, the state faces challenges, with current infrastructure only meeting a fraction of the projected Level 2 and fast charger needs for 2030. Expanding this network is crucial to support the increasing number of EVs expected on New England roads and to safeguard New Hampshire's tourism economy.

Cities in New Hampshire

Albany

1 stations

Alexandria

1 stations

Andover

2 stations

Ashland

1 stations

Bartlett

3 stations

Bedford

5 stations

Bow

3 stations

Bradford

2 stations

Bretton Woods

2 stations

Campton

1 stations

Charlestown

1 stations

Chesterfield

1 stations

Claremont

5 stations

Colebrook

3 stations

Concord

7 stations

Conway

2 stations

Deerfield

1 stations

Derry

1 stations

Dover

7 stations

Durham

8 stations

Epsom

1 stations

Exeter

6 stations

Gilford

5 stations

Glen

2 stations

Gorham

9 stations

GORHAM

1 stations

Grantham

1 stations

Greens Grant

1 stations

Hancock

1 stations

Hanover

9 stations

Hart's Location

1 stations

Hillsboro

1 stations

Holderness

1 stations

Hookset

1 stations

Hooksett

5 stations

Intervale

1 stations

Jackson

3 stations

Keene

5 stations

Kensington

1 stations

Laconia

5 stations

Lancaster

3 stations

Lebanon

14 stations

Lincoln

5 stations

Littleton

8 stations

Londonderry

6 stations

Lyme

1 stations

Manchester

23 stations

Meredith

2 stations

Merrimack

5 stations

Nashua

13 stations

New Hampton

1 stations

New London

4 stations

Newmarket

2 stations

North Conway

6 stations

North Hampton

1 stations

North Stratford

1 stations

Peterborough

4 stations

Plymouth

1 stations

Portsmouth

22 stations

Rochester

6 stations

Salem

16 stations

Seabrook

3 stations

Somersworth

3 stations

Stratham

2 stations

Sugar Hill

1 stations

Swanzey

2 stations

Thornton

1 stations

Tilton

2 stations

Walpole

1 stations

Waterville Valley

2 stations

West Lebanon

3 stations

Wilton

1 stations

Wolfeboro

2 stations

Woodstock

1 stations

Frequently Asked Questions

How many EV charging stations are in New Hampshire?

There are currently 285 EV charging stations in New Hampshire, 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 New Hampshire?

New Hampshire 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 New Hampshire?

Some Level 2 charging stations in New Hampshire offer free charging, particularly at shopping centers, hotels, and municipal locations. Use Charge Map USA to browse stations across 74 cities in New Hampshire and check individual station details for pricing information.