The directory · Sugar Land, Texas

EV charging stations in Sugar Land, Texas

11 public stations and 35 charging stalls — 1 of them DC fast, 5 open around the clock. Free to browse, no account needed.

Stations
11
Charging stalls
35
Networks
4
Median price
$0.32

Chargers in Sugar Land

First 11 of 11
Level 2

Upright MRI

9.6 kW4 stalls

Sugar Land, Texas

J1772
Price not listedGraviti Energy
EV charger at TE Harman CenterCharging

TE Harman Center

Power not listed3 stalls

Sugar Land, Texas

J1772
$0.45 /kWhEV Connect
See all 11 stations in Sugar Land

Opens the directory nearest Sugar Land — then filter by plug, power, price and distance.

Networks in Sugar Land

The operators with the most stations here. Each link opens the network's own page where it has one, otherwise the directory with that network applied.

Plugs and prices

Median price
$0.32/kWh
$0.40 or less
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By place type in Sugar Land

Counts are stations, not plugs — one station can carry several connector types, and the connector and place links open the national guide while the count is this city's. Prices are the networks' own per-kWh tariffs and can change by time of day.

Charging in Sugar Land

Common questions

How many public EV charging stations are there in Sugar Land, Texas?

EVDIR lists 11 public EV charging stations in Sugar Land, with 35 charging stalls. 5 of them are open around the clock.

How much does EV charging cost in Sugar Land?

Of the 9 stations in Sugar Land that quote a per-kWh price, the median is $0.32 and 7 charge $0.40 or less. Networks set their own tariffs, and some add a session or idle fee.

Where can I find DC fast charging in Sugar Land?

1 station charges at 50 kW or more in Sugar Land, and 0 stations reach 150 kW or more. The directory's power filter narrows the list to either band, and its map shows where they sit.

Which connectors are available in Sugar Land?

J1772 at 9 stations, CCS1 at 2 stations, NACS at 1 station. One station can carry more than one type, so the counts add up to more than the number of stations.