Zero-Emission Vehicle Charging Data and Analytics

The Joint Office supports the increased deployment of publicly available zero-emission electric vehicle (EV) charging and refueling infrastructure, improved EV public charging experience, enhanced decision-making and transparency, and private sector investment and job creation. We make it easy for all Americans to choose to ride and drive electric by sharing data, tools, and resources and leveraging analytics to support industry and mobility choices.

Featured Publications

National Vehicle Itinerary Generator (NAVIGAT) Simulation Model: Understanding the impacts of EVs on emissions, air quality, and community health to help policymakers make informed decisions about infrastructure and environmental strategies.

2030 National Charging Network Report: Estimating infrastructure demand to support 30–40 million EVs on the road by 2030.

National Zero-Emission Freight Corridor Strategy: Prioritizing investments, planning, and deployment for medium- and heavy-duty vehicle fueling infrastructure to advance zero-emission freight along our nation’s corridors.

EV Charging Stations and Corridors

Ensuring everyone who chooses to ride and drive electric can easily find available charging stations. These maps and data from the Alternative Fuels Data Center can help you locate charging stations by charging level, access type, station status, and whether they are on or off major corridors.

EV Charging Reporting and Analytics

These efforts expand data sharing between the public and private sectors to ensure accountability and verify reliability and pricing transparency of the growing national network of EV chargers funded through the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program, the Charging and Fueling Infrastructure (CFI) Discretionary Grant Program, and the Electric Vehicle Charger Reliability and Accessibility Accelerator. EV-ChART is the centralized hub for federal funding recipients to submit data required by 23 CFR 680.112.

Charging Infrastructure Planning, Siting, and Costs

Working across agencies and with national laboratories to develop EV charging planning tools and making those tools accessible to everyone.

Grid Integration and Utility Engagement

Bridging the gap between transportation and energy and enabling users to better plan for EV infrastructure implementation.

Economic Impact, Job Creation, and Private Sector Investment

Tools to evaluate private sector investment and job creation of zero-emission transportation deployment.

Innovative Research

Modeling tools, reports, and publications to continue building understanding of demands for and impacts of zero-emission charging and refueling infrastructure.

Community Impact and Emissions

Integrating community impact into the EV charging planning process, from the ground up.

News and Events

• News: Florida Deploys Emergency Mobile Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Along Hurricane Evacuation Routes

• News: Monthly EV Minute

• News: New Resource Provides API Implementation Tips to Improve the Public Charging Experience

Partnerships and Supporting Offices

The Joint Office collaborates with other government agencies and offices, as well as research partners.

• Argonne National Laboratory

• Clean Cities and Communities

• Idaho National Laboratory

• Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

• National Renewable Energy Laboratory

• Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

• Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy

• Vehicle Technologies Office

• Federal Highway Administration

• Volpe National Transportation Systems Center

For questions about EV-ChART, submit an inquiry to the Joint Office.

To contact the Data and Analysis Team, submit an inquiry to the Joint Office.