DC fast-charging networks
50–400 kW highway and urban hubs run by charge-point operators (CPOs) and automaker networks
11 leading companies in dc fast-charging networks, one segment of ev charging — Public and home chargers for electric vehicles: over 7 million public points worldwide, 40,119 in Canada
new market segment · researched 2026-11-14
Public & workplace Level 2 chargingDC fast-charging networksFleet & megawatt chargingEV charger makersCharging network software
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Leading dc fast-charging networks companies
11 companies, with the scale each source states. Scale is the whole company's unless the row says otherwise.
| Company | Where | What they do | Scale |
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| Tesla (Supercharger network) TSLA ↗ | Austin, United States since 2012 | Largest DC fast-charging network in the world; its connector became the North American Charging Standard (NACS) | stations / connectors: 9,007 Supercharger stations, over 85,000 connectors (1 Oct 2026) (2026) ↗ |
| EVgo EVGO ↗ | El Segundo, United States since 2010 | Owns and operates a US public DC fast-charging network; also owns PlugShare; controlling shareholder is LS Power | revenue: 384.086 USD millions (FY2025) (2025) ↗ |
| Electrify America ↗ | Reston, United States since 2016 | US DC fast-charging network created under Volkswagen's diesel emissions settlement | stations: 1,080 stations (August 2026) (2026) ↗ |
| Ionna ↗ | Durham, United States since 2024 | Automaker-owned high-power charging network ('Rechargery' sites) built with Alpitronic HYC400 chargers | stations / stalls: 107 stations with 1,020 stalls (11 Apr 2026) (2026) ↗ |
| FLO (AddÉnergie) ↗ | Quebec City, Canada since 2009 | Canadian charger maker and network operator (Level 2 and FLO Ultra DC); supplies Hydro-Québec's Electric Circuit | chargers sold: 100,000 public and/or private chargers sold ('100,000+'); nearly 20 million sessions in FY2025 (2025) ↗ |
| bp pulse ↗ | Milton Keynes, United Kingdom since 2008 | BP's EV charging business (formerly Chargemaster), running public and fleet charging | — |
| Blink Charging BLNK ↗ | Bowie, United States | Sells chargers and owns and operates public Level 2 and DC charging in the US and Europe | revenue: 103.52 USD millions (FY2025) (2025) ↗ |
| TELD ↗ | China | China's largest public charging operator by number of charging piles | public charging piles: 807,000 piles (July 2025) (2025) ↗ |
| Star Charge ↗ | China | China's #2 public charging operator and a charger maker; builds sites with solar PV and storage | public charging piles: 703,000 piles (July 2025) (2025) ↗ |
| YKC (Yunkuai Charge) ↗ | China | China's #3 public charging operator | public charging piles: 656,000 piles (July 2025) (2025) ↗ |
| State Grid (charging) ↗ | China | Charging arm of China's state grid operator; #6 public operator | public charging piles: 196,000 piles (July 2025) (2025) ↗ |
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In Canada
- 2025-06Quebec City's FLO (AddÉnergie) has supplied Hydro-Québec's Electric Circuit since 2013, about 2,500 public stations by June 2020. FLO reported 100,000+ chargers sold in its 2025 ESG report. ↗
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The ev charging market
The whole market this segment sits in.
installed public charging points · world7,000,000
↗charging points (IEA: 'more than 7 million') · 2025
Quick answers
- What are dc fast-charging networks?
- 50–400 kW highway and urban hubs run by charge-point operators (CPOs) and automaker networks. They are one segment of the ev charging market.
- Who are the leading dc fast-charging networks companies?
- Tesla (Supercharger network) (United States), EVgo (United States), Electrify America (United States), Ionna (United States), FLO (AddÉnergie) (Canada), bp pulse (United Kingdom), Blink Charging (United States), TELD (China), Star Charge (China), YKC (Yunkuai Charge) (China), State Grid (charging) (China).
- Which dc fast-charging networks companies are publicly traded?
- EVgo (EVGO), Blink Charging (BLNK).
- Which Canadian companies are in dc fast-charging networks?
- FLO (AddÉnergie), Quebec City.
- How big is the ev charging market?
- For the whole ev charging market, not this segment alone: installed public charging points (world) 7,000,000 charging points (IEA: 'more than 7 million'), 2025 — International Energy Agency.