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EV Chargers in Washington

12 stations 2 rapid (50kW+) 10 fast (7–50kW)

Washington has 12 public EV charging points, including 2 rapid (50kW+) and 10 fast (7–50kW) chargers. The highest-powered charge point listed here is FastNed Parsons Road at 300kW. Charge points are operated by POD Point (UK), Charge Your Car and BP Pulse (UK), plus 3 other networks. The most widely available connector in Washington is Type 2 (Socket Only).

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Charger data last updated October 2026, sourced from OpenChargeMap.

Who runs the chargers in Washington

  • POD Point (UK)3 charge points
  • Charge Your Car3 charge points
  • BP Pulse (UK)2 charge points
  • FastNed2 charge points
  • ChargePoint1 charge point
  • The GeniePoint Network (EQUANS EV Solutions)1 charge point

EV charging in Washington — FAQs

How many EV charging points are there in Washington?

There are 12 public EV charging points in Washington: 2 rapid (50kW+), 10 fast (7–50kW) and 0 standard (under 7kW). Between them they offer 5 different connector types.

Where can I find rapid EV chargers in Washington?

Washington has 2 rapid charging points rated at 50kW or above. The fastest is FastNed Parsons Road at 300kW. Rapid sites are labelled “Rapid”, listed first on this page and pinned on the map above.

Which charging networks operate in Washington?

Charge points in Washington are run by 6 networks, the largest being POD Point (UK), Charge Your Car and BP Pulse (UK). The operator is shown against each charge point in the list above.

Do I need an app to charge in Washington?

Of the 12 charge points listed in Washington, 1 accept payment at the charge point itself (contactless card or the operator's app) and 6 require an account, app or membership card before you can start a session. It is worth setting those accounts up before you need them rather than in the car park. Under the UK charge point regulations, rapid units of 50kW and above must display their price in pence per kWh before you start.

Are the EV chargers in Washington free to use?

Most of the 12 charge points in Washington require payment, and the access column above shows how each one is paid for. Pricing varies by network and charging speed, so check the operator's app or the signage at the location for the current tariff.

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