City guide
EV charging in Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix's EV charging network is expanding through utility incentives and Arizona's NEVI program. ADOT's 2024 plan update advances corridor sites on interstates and key highways, while a 2024 RFP initiated design-build-operate contracts for interstate gaps. The city continues outreach and equity mapping to guide public siting and partnerships in underserved areas.
Coverage concentrates downtown and around Sky Harbor, Arcadia, Camelback East, and Deer Valley, with additional fast charging along I-10, I-17, and Loop 101. Major networks include ChargePoint, Tesla, Electrify America, and EVgo. SRP offers commercial rebates for Level 2 and DC fast equipment; APS has hosted Level 2 pilots at workplaces and public sites.
PlugMapper aggregates verified locations with connector types and live status. Filters highlight utility-supported sites and corridor fast chargers so residents and visitors can balance dwell-time Level 2 with rapid DCFC during trips across the Valley.
Phoenix, Arizona EV charging snapshot
Site hosts can use SRP rebates for Level 2 and DCFC and leverage ADOT's NEVI buildout; APS's Take Charge AZ has supported Level 2 installations at select host sites.
SRP offers $2,500 per networked Level 2 port for businesses ($3,500 for public, government, multifamily, and schools) and $20,000-$25,000 per DC fast station. (SRP)
Arizona's 2024 EV Infrastructure Deployment Plan update documents corridor priorities and progress toward fully built-out NEVI guidelines. (Arizona Department of Transportation)
ADOT issued a design-build-operate RFP for interstate corridor DCFC on January 19, 2024; the solicitation closed on April 19, 2024. (Arizona Department of Transportation)
Phoenix adopted the 2024 Building Construction Code (effective August 1, 2025), with local reporting noting EV-ready requirements for new single-family homes and townhomes. (Phoenix)
Plan charging routes with the PlugMapper map
Use PlugMapper to locate DC fast along I-10 and I-17 and filter for SRP-rebated Level 2 options at workplaces, retail centers, and multifamily properties.
- Filter for DC fast within a mile of interstates to plan quick top-ups before heading across the Valley or toward Flagstaff and Tucson.
- Show Level 2 near Sky Harbor, Downtown, and Camelback East for event or workday charging; verify garage access hours and parking rules.
- Toggle connector types to match CCS or NACS and avoid queues at busy hubs; check utility-supported sites to compare reliability features.
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 Phoenix, Arizona
Ordered by total public charging ports available, these five locations provide the greatest capacity for EV drivers across the city.
- LSS Garage - LSS Garage59-17 Junction Blvd, Phoenix, AZ30 total portsEVOKE
- Biltmore Fashion Park - Tesla Supercharger2502 East Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ16 total portsTesla
- Target - Tesla Supercharger5715 North 19th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ12 total portsTesla
- Blink Charging - Tempe Office2404 W 14th St., Tempe, AZ8 total portsBlink Network
- Rio Salado CC Main Headquarters2323 West 14th Street, Tempe, AZ7 total portsBlink Network
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
Site hosts can use SRP rebates for Level 2 and DCFC and leverage ADOT's NEVI buildout; APS's Take Charge AZ has supported Level 2 installations at select host sites.
City initiatives
- City of Phoenix - EV Roadmap and Outreach
City materials highlight EV engagement, equity mapping, and education supporting the EV Roadmap and climate goals, with resources for neighborhoods. (Phoenix)
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Utility programs
- SRP - Business EV Charger Rebate
Rebates per Level 2 port and per DC fast station for eligible commercial, public, multifamily, and institutional customers; annual caps and terms apply. (SRP)
View program details - APS - Take Charge AZ (pilot)
APS has provided host-site Level 2 installations (typically four plugs) with APS handling construction and maintenance; confirm current availability before planning. (APS)
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State & federal support
- ADOT - 2024 EV Infrastructure Plan Update
Arizona's NEVI plan update outlines corridor strategy, stakeholder engagement, and deployment steps for reliable DCFC statewide. (Arizona Department of Transportation)
View program details - Arizona EV Laws & Incentives (AFDC)
DOE AFDC compiles current state EV and EVSE incentives, utility offerings, and regulations for Arizona. (Alternative Fuels Data Center)
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Neighborhood coverage
Garage and street-adjacent Level 2 are common near venues; fast chargers near I-10 and I-17 support quick turnarounds before events or road trips.
Air-travel clusters offer Level 2 in airport garages and nearby hotels; use corridor DCFC on SR-143 and I-10 to minimize dwell time.
Retail and office sites provide networked Level 2; consult PlugMapper for access windows and fees during peak dining and shopping hours.
Industrial and office parks host Level 2 with quick access to Loop 101 and I-17 DC fast hubs for fleets and commuters.
Neighborhood centers and malls add Level 2 options; plan highway-adjacent DC fast along I-10 for faster sessions during cross-town travel.
Trusted resources
- ADOT - 2024 EV Plan Update
Latest NEVI plan update and supporting materials.
Visit resource - ADOT - EV Infrastructure Implementation
RFP and deployment steps for interstate DC fast sites.
Visit resource - SRP - Business EV Charger Rebate
Rebate levels, eligibility, and application details.
Visit resource - City of Phoenix - EV Equity & Resources
Equity mapping, engagement, and local information.
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Frequently asked questions
Are there rebates for businesses installing chargers?
Yes. SRP offers per-port rebates for Level 2 and per-station rebates for DC fast charging at eligible properties with annual caps. (SRP)
What is the status of Arizona's NEVI plan?
ADOT published its 2024 plan update and issued an interstate corridor RFP in January 2024 to design, build, operate, and maintain DCFC sites. (Arizona Department of Transportation)
Does Phoenix have EV-ready building requirements?
Phoenix adopted the 2024 Building Construction Code (effective August 1, 2025). Reporting indicates EV-ready requirements for new single-family homes and townhouses. (Phoenix)
Does APS help install public chargers?
APS's Take Charge AZ pilot has provided Level 2 chargers at host sites, with APS handling construction and maintenance; check current availability before planning. (APS)
Where can I charge near the Convention Center?
Downtown garages list EV stations; verify access and fees on facility pages and in PlugMapper before events. (Phoenix Convention Center)
Nearby cities
- Scottsdale, AZ
- Tempe, AZ
- Glendale, AZ
Market insights shaping local charging
SRP's per-port incentives help add networked Level 2 in offices and housing, easing demand on DCFC corridors for daily charging. (SRP)
ADOT's design-build-operate approach aims to standardize uptime and service amenities at interstate fast-charging locations. (Arizona Department of Transportation)
EV-ready requirements in new low-rise housing reduce retrofit costs and improve home charging access as adoption rises in the Valley. (Phoenix)
Phoenix's EV equity tools help identify Justice40 communities and gaps so new chargers better serve households without home charging. (Phoenix)
Charge confidently across Phoenix
Blend SRP-rebated Level 2 with NEVI-corridor DC fast to match your route and dwell time.