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US DC fast-charging port deployments increased 30% year-over-year in 2025

EV Charging Infrastructure Market 2025 to 2032: Fast-Charger Dominance, Grid Integration and the Managed-Charging Transition →
What Changed

Full-year 2025 data shows 18,041 new DC fast-charging (DCFC) ports were deployed in the U.S., pushing the total count past 70,000 by year-end. Growth is projected to continue with 19,500 new DCFC ports expected in 2026 and reaching 100,000 total ports by 2027. Globally, ultra-fast DC charging is estimated at USD 2.76 billion in 2026.

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Likelihood
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Recommended Actions 1

Capitalize on expanding DCFC network availability for fleet site planning

Accelerating port deployment and rising site reliability present immediate opportunities to expand fleet electrification and site host partnerships.

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vyansaintelligence.com

Source · vyansaintelligence.com

# Global Ultra-Fast DC Charging Market Report: Trends, Growth and Forecast (2026-2032) By Power Output (150–249 kW, 250–350 kW, Above 350 kW (High-Power Charging / Megawatt Charging Systems)), By Connector Type (CCS (Combined Charging System), NACS (North American Charging Standard/Tesla), CHAdeMO, GB/T, Others), By Vehicle Type (Passenger Car, Electric Buses, Electric Trucks), By Depl

evconnect.com

Source · evconnect.com

# 2025 Data Shows Positive Trends for U.S. EV Charging Infrastructure A new industry report with full-year 2025 data highlights impressive growth for the U.S. EV charging industry including DC fast charging (DCFC). 18,000+ new DCFC ports were deployed in 2025, approximately 30% increase over 2024. It’s a great time to be an EV driver and site host! - 18,041 new DC fast charging (DCFC) ports were