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EV & Alternative Fuel Stations in Oregon

Explore every city in Oregon with live EV charging counts today. Hydrogen, CNG, LNG, and other clean-fuel tallies will join this page as soon as the network data is production-ready.

Cities listed - 188 | Total charging stations - 1,756 | Data refreshed - Mar 2026

Use the cards below to jump into a city overview with connectors, utilities, and location-level details.

Portland

273

Salem

135

Hillsboro

97

Eugene

79

Bend

74

Beaverton

62

Oregon City

42

Lake Oswego

35

Milwaukie

34

Newberg

33

Medford

32

Tigard

32

Ashland

31

Corvallis

31

Roseburg

28

Woodburn

27

Wilsonville

24

Gresham

22

Klamath Falls

21

Hood River

19

Troutdale

19

Redmond

17

Mcminnville

15

Tillamook

15

Grants Pass

14

Hermiston

13

Madras

13

Silverton

13

Albany

12

Grand Ronde

12

Newport

12

Sisters

12

Prineville

11

Astoria

9

Clackamas

9

Cornelius

9

Forest Grove

9

Lincoln City

9

Sandy

9

Springfield

9

Bandon

8

Coos Bay

8

Florence

8

Pendleton

8

The Dalles

8

Tualatin

8

Warrenton

8

Dayton

7

La Grande

7

North Bend

7

Sherwood

7

Cannon Beach

6

Creswell

6

Happy Valley

6

Lebanon

6

Mill City

6

Yachats

6

Carlton

5

Dundee

5

Independence

5

Keizer

5

Philomath

5

Reedsport

5

Scappoose

5

Seaside

5

St. Helens

5

Talent

5

Amity

4

Cloverdale

4

Gladstone

4

Ontario

4

Otis

4

Wheeler

4

Willamina

4

Aloha

3

Clatskanie

3

Crescent

3

Deer Island

3

Enterprise

3

John Day

3

La Pine

3

Mosier

3

Mount Hood

3

Mt. Hood

3

Oak Grove

3

Oakland

3

Port Orford

3

Sutherlin

3

Toledo

3

Warren

3

Yamhill

3

Aurora

2

Baker City

2

Banks

2

Boardman

2

Brookings

2

Burns

2

Canyonville

2

Cascade Locks

2

Central Point

2

Chemult

2

Chiloquin

2

Corbett

2

Cottage Grove

2

Crater Lake

2

Dallas

2

Detroit

2

Dufur

2

Estacada

2

Fairview

2

Fort Klamath

2

Glide

2

Government Camp

2

Halsey

2

Jordan Valley

2

Junction City

2

Kimberly

2

Milwaukee

2

Mitchell

2

Myrtle Creek

2

North Plains

2

Oakridge

2

Pacific City

2

Rainier

2

Sunriver

2

Waldport

2

Welches

2

West Linn

2

Wood Village

2

Amit

1

Arlington

1

Astoira

1

Athena

1

Blue River

1

Buxton

1

Canby

1

Christmas Valley

1

Condon

1

Culver

1

Depoe Bay

1

Elgin

1

Elkton

1

Elmira

1

Falls City

1

Fossil

1

Foster

1

Gaston

1

Gleneden Beach

1

Gold Beach

1

Grass Valley

1

Greham

1

Harrisburg

1

Heppner

1

Hines

1

Huntington

1

Idleyld Park

1

Ione

1

Island City

1

Joseph

1

Lowell

1

Marcola

1

Maupin

1

Monmouth

1

Netarts

1

Oceanside

1

Oxbow

1

Pleasant Hill

1

Prairie City

1

Rickreall

1

Rockaway Beach

1

Rogue River

1

Rosebug

1

Seal Rock

1

Sheridan

1

Stanfield

1

Stayton

1

Sublimity

1

Sweet Home

1

Tolovana Park

1

Tygh Valley

1

Umatilla

1

Vale

1

Veneta

1

Wallowa

1

Warm Springs

1

Westport

1

Winston

1

Wolf Creek

1

Popular EV hubs in Oregon

High-demand metros with the most public chargers right now.

Portland

273

Salem

135

Hillsboro

97

Eugene

79

Bend

74

Beaverton

62

Oregon City

42

Lake Oswego

35

Recently Active Stations

Frequently used public chargers in Oregon.

Pfeiffer Winery - Tesla Destination

25040 Jaeg Rd, Junction City, Oregon

Level 2: 4 | Network: Tesla Destination

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WCEH Halsey

33180 OR-228, Halsey, Oregon

Level 2: 1 | Network: EVCS

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Pioneer Villa Truck Stop - Tesla Supercharger

33180 OR-228, Halsey, Oregon

Level 2: | Network: Tesla

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Guaranty Chevrolet

20 Highway 99 S, Junction City, Oregon

Level 2: 2 | Network: Non-Networked

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Lane Transit District - Forth Eugene - Car Share

43 Green Lane, Eugene, Oregon

Level 2: 1 | Network: OpConnect

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Store No - 701-00325 - 60 Division Avenue

60 Division Avenue, Eugene, Oregon

Level 2: 2 | Network: Blink Network

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Statewide EV coverage for Oregon

With 1,756 public and workplace chargers tracked across 188 cities, Oregon drivers get statewide visibility from major corridors to rural connectors.

The densest activity right now is in Portland, Salem and Hillsboro, where commuters rely on a mix of Level 2 parking installs and DC fast hubs for highway coverage.

Use these quick links to jump straight to fuel-specific inventories. Each page carries unique connector counts, utilities, and access notes tailored to Oregon.

AFStations syncs with the latest AFDC release every month, helping OR fleets benchmark build-outs and spot infrastructure gaps before planning deployments.