Massachusetts EV charging

EV charging stations in Massachusetts

507 public charging locations and 2,522 ports mapped across 185 Massachusetts communities, including 188 DC fast-charging sites.

Networks in Massachusetts

  • ChargePoint188
  • Red E72
  • Tesla69
  • Independent39
  • EVgo22
  • Electrify America18
  • FLO10
  • Enel X9
  • EV Connect6
  • Autel6

Connector availability

  • CCS1174 locations
  • NACS (Tesla)85 locations
  • CHAdeMO46 locations
  • J177237 locations

Charging by city

CityLocationsDC fastPorts
Cambridge15144
Norwood13450
Burlington11250
Westfield11022
Foxborough10378
Boston10054
Somerville10232
Revere9362
Braintree9655
Walpole8124
Worcester8132
Quincy8625
Dedham7036
Waltham7015
Randolph6229
Weymouth6313
Brookline6028
Lee64129
Charlton6432
Hyannis6230
Franklin6438
Newton5125
Maynard5118
Melrose5016
Lowell5222
Northampton5222
Stoughton5333
Holyoke5326
Chelmsford5530
Watertown4026
Jamaica Plain4014
Lawrence4224
Mansfield4217
Framingham4040
West Concord4110
Wakefield416
Saugus4213
Chelsea4112
Arlington4010
Middleton402

Home charging incentives in Massachusetts

  • Federal §30C Alternative Fuel Credit (ended) — No longer available for new installs. §30C was terminated for charging equipment placed in service after June 30, 2026. State and utility programs below are now the main incentives.
  • MassEVIP Workplace & Fleet — Up to $50,000 per site. Level 2 workplace and MUD funding via MassDEP.
  • National Grid EV Make-Ready — 100% of make-ready costs. Utility covers panel-to-stub for qualifying L2/DCFC sites.
  • Eversource ConnectedSolutions — Up to $250/yr. Managed-charging program for residential Level 2.

Program funding and terms change frequently — confirm availability with the program administrator before purchasing equipment.

Electricians in Massachusetts

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FAQs

How many EV charging stations are in Massachusetts?

WireCircuitPro maps 507 public charging locations in Massachusetts from OpenStreetMap data, 188 of which offer DC fast charging. Community-mapped data can lag new openings.

Do I need a permit to install a home EV charger in Massachusetts?

Yes — a new 240V EV charger circuit needs an electrical permit and inspection in virtually every Massachusetts jurisdiction. Massachusetts Board of State Examiners of Electricians; permit by wiring inspector in each municipality.

Are there EV charger rebates in Massachusetts?

Incentives change often. Check your electric utility's EV programs and Massachusetts's energy office. The federal 30C home-charger credit ended for equipment placed in service after June 30, 2026.

Station data: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0 (https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright). Snapshot 2026-10-15.

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