Where to charge your EV in Canada
Public charging in Canada isn't one network — it's a mix of providers with different strengths depending on your province, route, and vehicle.
Best networks by use case
Charging network directory
FLO
FLO operates one of Canada's largest electric vehicle charging networks, with a particularly strong presence in Quebec and Ontario. The network offers both Level 2 and DC fast charging stations, making it a versatile choice for daily charging needs and longer trips within their coverage area.
- Reliable Level 2 and fast chargers
- Widely available across Canada
- Good for daily use
- Strong app integration
Petro-Canada EV Network
Petro-Canada's electric vehicle charging network is strategically positioned along major highways and travel corridors across Canada. With DC fast chargers at convenient locations, it's designed specifically for road trips and long-distance travel, making coast-to-coast EV journeys more practical.
- Coast-to-coast coverage
- Highway-focused locations
- Fast charging stations
- Convenient for road trips
BC Hydro
BC Hydro operates a network of public EV charging stations throughout British Columbia. As a provincial utility, their network is well-integrated into BC's infrastructure and offers reliable charging options for residents and visitors exploring the province.
- Provincial coverage in BC
- Utility-backed reliability
- Good local infrastructure
- Competitive pricing
ChargePoint
ChargePoint is one of the world's largest EV charging networks, with significant presence in Canada. Known for their user-friendly mobile app and widespread network access, ChargePoint stations can be found in urban areas, workplaces, and retail locations across the country.
- Large global network
- Excellent app experience
- Urban and workplace focus
- Easy to find stations
Tesla Supercharger
Tesla's Supercharger network offers some of the fastest charging speeds available. Originally exclusive to Tesla vehicles, select Supercharger locations are now open to other EV brands. The network is strategically placed along major routes and near amenities.
- Fastest charging speeds
- Strategic route placement
- Growing non-Tesla access
- Premium network reliability
Shell Recharge
Shell Recharge is expanding across Canada, bringing EV charging infrastructure to familiar Shell fuel stations. This makes charging more convenient for drivers who are already familiar with Shell locations along their regular routes.
- Convenient retail locations
- Growing network
- Familiar brand presence
- Fast charging focus
Most Canadians spend less by charging at home
Public charging is useful — but not the cheapest option. Provincial rebates cover up to $600 in BC and up to $5,000 in Quebec for home Level 2 charger installation. A Level 2 home charger means waking up to a full charge every morning.
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