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 Commercial Destination Charging

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

Where each company plays across the charging stack: from hardware (ABB, Tritium, makers of the physical chargers) to networks (Tesla, EVgo) to software/payments to grid/energy integration. Hover cells for details.

Hardware Manufacturing

Network Operations

Software Platform

Battery Swap

Energy / Grid

Hardware Manufacturing

Network Operations

Software Platform

Battery Swap

Energy / Grid

Tesla Supercharger

ChargePoint

EVgo

Blink Charging

Electrify America

IONITY

Fastned

Shell Recharge

bp pulse

Allego

EVBox (Engie)

Wallbox

ABB E-mobility

State Grid (SGCC)

China Southern Power Grid

TELD (TGOOD)

Star Charge (Wanbang)

Cloud Quick Charge

NIO Power

Li Auto Charging

XPeng Charging

BYD Charging

Huawei Digital Power

CATL Choco-Swap

Aulton

Sinopec Charging

Updated at 2026-05-29

Global Public Charger Deployment

Annual new public charging ports (plug connectors) installed by region. China accounts for roughly 70% of global deployments and is now adding more in a single quarter than the US has installed cumulatively.

Updated at 2026-03-18

US DC Fast Charging Market Share

Share of US DCFC = DC Fast Charging stalls (individual high-power plug positions) by operator. Tesla Supercharger holds roughly 60%; after Ford/GM/Rivian adopted NACS (Tesla's plug) in 2023, that lead now translates into network access for non-Tesla EVs.

Tesla Supercharger60%

ChargePoint15%

Electrify America10%

EVgo5%

Others10%

China vs US vs Europe: Public Charger Count

Total installed public charging ports (plug connectors) by region. China has roughly 15x as many as the US, a function of denser cities, heavier subsidies, and faster EV adoption.