EVgo

Two networks in one for most drivers: EVgo's own city and suburban stations, and the fast chargers it runs with GM at Pilot and Flying J travel centers. Together they counted about 5,200 ports in mid-2026, close behind Electrify America. The travel-center sites are the road-trip draw. There are now more than 300 of them, with 350 kW dispensers that each carry two cables, at stops a long-distance driver would pull into anyway. EVgo is also the network to watch on NACS: it had nearly 100 NACS connectors in 22 metro areas by early 2026 and aims for more than 500 by the end of the year, and drivers enrolled in its Autocharge+ feature can start a session at its NACS sites without an adapter.