EV Charging Stations in Port Orange, Florida
6 public stations · 2 DC fast locations · 6 Level 2 ports (aggregate) · Volusia County
Charging in Port Orange
This directory currently lists 6 public charging locations in Port Orange in Volusia County: 2 location(s) with DC fast ports and 6 Level 2 port(s) in aggregate. Use the table to compare network, charger type, and address, then open a station for its full record.
Planning a longer drive through Port Orange? Start with the 2 DC fast location(s) when you need a shorter stop. For a longer visit, compare the Level 2 listings and confirm access rules, pricing, and live status in the network app. Directory data is supplied by the US Department of Energy NREL Alternative Fuel Stations dataset and is not a live occupancy feed.
| Station | Network | Type | Address |
|---|---|---|---|
| Target T1795 (Port Orange, FL) | Electrify America | DC Fast | 1771 Dunlawton Ave |
| The Pavilion - Tesla Supercharger | Tesla | DC Fast | 5302 South Williamson Blvd |
| APEX Electrical Services, LLC | Non-Networked | EV Charging | 831 Railroad St #12, Port Orange |
| HAWKS MILL COLL HM1 | ChargePoint Network | Level 2 | 3835 South Clyde Morris Boulevard |
| HAWKS MILL COLL HM2 | ChargePoint Network | Level 2 | 3835 Clyde Morris Boulevard |
| HAWKS MILL COLL HM3 | ChargePoint Network | Level 2 | 3835 Clyde Morris Boulevard |
FAQ
How many EV charging stations are in Port Orange, Florida?
Port Orange currently has 6 public EV charging stations listed (2 DC fast locations, 6 Level 2 ports in aggregate).
Where can I find DC fast charging in Port Orange?
Filter the list below for stations with DC fast ports, or open the city map to see high-power chargers.
Is the data for Port Orange accurate?
Yes. Station locations, networks, and connector types come from the US Department of Energy NREL Alternative Fuel Stations dataset.
Are there hotels with EV charging in Port Orange?
Some public listings are destination chargers at hotels, resorts, and attractions. Scan the directory for Tesla Destination or hotel names, then confirm access hours on the station page — guest-only plugs are common.