City guide
EV charging in Orlando, Florida
Orlando's charging network is anchored by Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC) and private operators, with Florida's NEVI plan supporting corridor fast charging. OUC operates public ReCharge Mobility Hubs and maintains a large Level 2 footprint across the region, while FDOT's 2024 NEVI update advances interstate coverage and reliability standards.
Coverage is concentrated downtown, along the I-4 and International Drive tourist corridor, Lake Nona's medical campus, and neighborhood centers. Networks include OUC, ChargePoint, Tesla, Electrify America, and EVgo across garages, retail centers, workplaces, and hotels. Two high-profile hubs - the Robinson ReCharge hub downtown and the Orange County Convention Center site - serve rapid top-ups.
PlugMapper aggregates live status and access info from reliable sources, helping drivers pick the right connector and speed. Data emphasizes public availability, pricing transparency, and 24/7 access where offered.
Orlando, Florida EV charging snapshot
Funding and support come from OUC's commercial charging services and Florida's NEVI plan; OUC also offers EV purchase rebates and installation assistance resources.
OUC operates or maintains more than 300 Level 2 chargers across Central Florida.
OUC's Robinson ReCharge Mobility Hub includes six 240-kW and fifteen 120-kW fast-charging ports, cited as the largest of its kind in Florida.
The OUC high-speed charging hub at the Orange County Convention Center opened September 5, 2024.
FDOT reports the 2024 NEVI plan was approved by FHWA on January 16, 2025.
Plan charging routes with the PlugMapper map
Use PlugMapper to locate downtown and tourist-corridor fast chargers, filter OUC sites, and find overnight Level 2 near hotels or multifamily housing.
- Highlight OUC ReCharge hubs to plan rapid sessions near downtown and the Convention Center; check connector types before arrival.
- Filter by Level 2 to reveal OUC-maintained chargers across parks, retail, and campuses - useful for workday or overnight parking.
- Turn on NEVI-corridor proximity to prioritize highway-adjacent DC fast options when traveling between Orlando, Tampa, and the Space Coast.
Map coverage refreshes every six hours from AFDC and local utility feeds. Availability and pricing may change; confirm with the station operator before your trip.
Top EV charging stations in Orlando, Florida
Ordered by total public charging ports available, these five locations provide the greatest capacity for EV drivers across the city.
- Mini-Mart - Tesla Supercharger7074 Eagle Watch Dr, Orlando, FL20 total portsTesla
- Target - Tesla Supercharger120 W Grant St, Orlando, FL16 total portsTesla
- Target - Tesla Supercharger3770 N Goldenrod Rd, Winter Park, FL16 total portsTesla
- The Florida Mall - Tesla Supercharger8001 South Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL16 total portsTesla
- Robinson Hub129 W Robinson Street, Orlando, FL15 total portsCHARGEUP
Need overnight charging? Toggle the map to Level 2 sites and look for garage locations with 24/7 access. Driving for hire? The fast-charge filter highlights plugs that meet local TLC or taxi requirements.
PlugMapper combines operator feeds, OpenStreetMap context, and user feedback. Spot an update? Open the station detail page to share changes so we can alert the network owner.
Incentives and rebates for installing EV chargers
Funding and support come from OUC's commercial charging services and Florida's NEVI plan; OUC also offers EV purchase rebates and installation assistance resources.
City initiatives
- City of Orlando - Expanding Public EV Charging
City initiatives add public charging and plan hub sites; combined with OUC programs, these expand access across activity centers.
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Utility programs
- OUC - Commercial EV Charging Service (Charge-It / Own-It)
OUC can own and maintain stations for a fixed monthly fee (Charge-It) or design and install customer-owned stations (Own-It), easing deployment for businesses.
View program details - OUC - Electric Vehicle Programs
OUC provides a regional charging map, preferred contractors, and consumer rebates that complement site-host installations.
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State & federal support
- FDOT - Florida NEVI Plan (2024)
State plan directs federal funding to build DCFC within one mile of designated corridors statewide, including Central Florida interstates.
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Neighborhood coverage
Dense public options near Lake Eola, Amway Center, and Creative Village; fast charging available at the Robinson ReCharge hub for quick turnarounds.
High-speed charging at OUC's Convention Center hub plus site-hosted Level 2 across hotels and attractions for destination stays.
Mixed Level 2 coverage at medical and tech campuses; easy highway access to DC fast along SR-417 and SR-528.
Neighborhood retail and parks host Level 2; good for overnight or workday charging with short hops to downtown fast sites.
Emerging Level 2 options at venues and multifamily sites; plan for shared charging and rotate to nearby DC fast when needed.
Trusted resources
- OUC - Charging in Central Florida
Utility map, installation help, and program links.
Visit resource - OUC - OCCC ReCharge Hub news
Details on the Convention Center fast-charging hub.
Visit resource - City of Orlando - Public EV Charging
City overview of public charging expansion.
Visit resource - FDOT - 2024 NEVI Plan
Statewide corridor plan and approval status.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I fast charge downtown?
Use the Robinson ReCharge Mobility Hub, which offers 22 high-power DC fast ports near central venues.
Is there fast charging near the Convention Center?
Yes. OUC's high-speed hub at the Orange County Convention Center opened in September 2024 and operates 24/7.
How extensive is Level 2 coverage?
OUC operates or maintains more than 300 Level 2 chargers regionwide, with many in garages, retail centers, and campuses.
Does Florida support highway-adjacent DCFC?
Florida's 2024 NEVI plan (approved January 16, 2025) funds DC fast chargers along designated corridors statewide.
Are there programs to help businesses install chargers?
OUC's commercial EV charging service can own and operate or design and install stations under Charge-It or Own-It models.
Nearby cities
- Kissimmee, FL
- Lake Buena Vista, FL
- Winter Park, FL
Market insights shaping local charging
High traffic around International Drive and the Convention Center drives DC fast investment, easing peak demands during events and weekend travel.
OUC's expansive Level 2 network underpins workplace and overnight charging, reducing DCFC congestion in the urban core.
The Robinson hub's 22 ports concentrate high-power options near venues, cutting detours for drivers attending downtown events.
FDOT's approved 2024 plan strengthens I-4 and SR-528 connectivity, supporting trips to Tampa and the Space Coast.
Charge confidently around Orlando
Find OUC hubs and reliable public stations before you head to downtown or the attractions corridor.