EV Charging Market Share by Company
Explore the companies building the charging networks that power electric vehicles. Compare network coverage, charging speeds, and the race to deploy infrastructure worldwide.
The Charging sector on Sterling tracks 26 companies, led by Tesla Supercharger (60%), ChargePoint (15%), Electrify America (10%) by market share.
Charging market share by company
| # | Company | Market share |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 60% | |
| 2 | ChargePointCHPT | 15% |
| 3 | 10% | |
| 4 | EVgoEVGO | 5% |
| 5 | Others | 10% |
Charging at a Glance
Public vs Private Charging Points, 2025
Electric LDVs per Public Charging Point
Public Charging Capacity per Electric LDV
Where EV Drivers Charge
Public Charging Stock, 2025 vs 2035 CPS
Charging Infrastructure Segments
Public Charging Networks
Public and third-party charging network operators building the infrastructure for mass EV adoption.
ChargePoint
Largest US charging network. 375K+ managed ports (1M+ accessible with roaming), hardware+software model.
EVgo
DC fast-charging focused on urban metro areas and retail partnerships.
Blink Charging
Global L2 and DCFC operator across 25+ countries.
TELD (TGOOD)
#1 operator in China with 800K+ chargers.
Fastned
Premium solar-powered highway stations across Europe.
OEM & Proprietary Networks
Automaker-owned charging networks and battery swap operators serving their vehicle ecosystems.
Tesla Supercharger
World's largest DC fast-charging network. 75K+ stalls, now NACS standard.
NIO Power
Pioneer battery-swap stations: 2,600+ swap points across China.
Li Auto Charging
Ultra-fast 5C charging network for BEV lineup.
CATL Choco-Swap
World's #1 battery maker entering swap market with EVOGO system.
BYD Charging
Megawatt-class charging leveraging unmatched battery expertise.
Energy Company Networks
Oil & gas majors and state utilities converting fossil fuel infrastructure into EV charging hubs.
Shell Recharge
54K+ charge points globally: converting gas stations to EV hubs.
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Investing $1B+ annually in EV charging across 3 continents.
Sinopec Charging
China's largest oil refiner deploying 10K+ chargers at existing stations.
State Grid
China's electricity monopoly: hundreds of thousands of public chargers.
Hardware & Software
The companies manufacturing charging equipment and providing the software platforms that run charging networks.
ABB E-mobility
World's #1 DC fast charger hardware maker: deployed in 120+ countries.
Huawei Digital Power
Leading liquid-cooled DC charging equipment with AI energy management.
EVBox (Engie)
600K+ ports shipped globally: hardware+cloud platform for businesses.
Wallbox
Smart home and commercial chargers with pioneering V2G bidirectional capability.
Charging Value Chain: Who Does What
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Star Charge (Wanbang)
Cloud Quick ChargeNIO PowerLi Auto Charging
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AultonSinopec ChargingGlobal Public Charger Deployment
China vs US vs Europe: Public Charger Count
Companies in the Charging sector (26)
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Charging sector?
Explore the companies building the charging networks that power electric vehicles. Compare network coverage, charging speeds, and the race to deploy infrastructure worldwide.
Which companies lead the Charging sector?
Sterling tracks 26 companies in Charging, led by Tesla Supercharger (60%), ChargePoint (15%), Electrify America (10%) and EVgo (5%).
How can I invest in the Charging sector?
Publicly traded names in Charging include Tesla Supercharger (TSLA), ChargePoint (CHPT), EVgo (EVGO), Blink Charging (BLNK) and Fastned (FAST.AS). Compare them side by side on Sterling. Data last updated August 24, 2026.
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