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Heavy-Duty Truck Charging and Fueling Station Data

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How many places can a heavy-duty truck actually charge or refuel today? This page pulls live counts from the U.S. Department of Energy’s station database so you can see where heavy-duty infrastructure exists, how fast it’s growing, and which fuels are available.

Use it alongside our Fleet Charging Guide and the 2026 Regulation Tracker. To find specific stations on a map, use the DOE Station Locator.

Live data: fueling and charging stations for heavy-duty trucks

Public U.S. stations listed as able to serve Class 7–8 trucks, pulled live from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Alternative Fuels Station Locator.

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Heavy-duty EV charging stations by state

Open, public stations that accommodate Class 7–8 trucks. Top 15 states.

Heavy-duty truck stations by fuel

Open, public stations that accommodate Class 7–8 trucks, by fuel offered. A station with more than one fuel is counted under each.

Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Alternative Fuels Data Center Station Locator, via the National Laboratory of the Rockies (formerly NREL) developer API. Station listings depend on owner and network reporting; vehicle class indicates the largest vehicle a station is listed as accommodating. Counts update automatically.