The Denver area is getting a dozen new fast charging stations for electric vehicles, as part of a $21 million investment in federal dollars allocated by the state last week.
The money will build 46 charging sites with 290 ports across the state. The chargers will be placed along a set of routes aimed at making it easier to travel using electric vehicles.
The charging stations come as the state continues to shell out thousands of dollars in rebates and discounts to encourage drivers to switch to electric cars.
The state said this round of chargers should come online by the end of 2025. Other grants for charging stations will continue to be available, which means more ports in the Denver area could continue to roll out in the next few years.
Here’s where Denver’s getting new fast chargers:
- 6702 N. Tower Road in Denver
- 800 Walnut Street in Denver
- 14250 E. Iliff Avenue in Aurora
- 2767 S. Parker Road in Aurora
- 7701 E. Orchard Road in Greenwood Village
- 7171 W. Alaska Drive in Lakewood
- 1545 Quail Street in Lakewood
- 3400 Youngfield Street in Wheat Ridge
- 7360 W. 56th Avenue in Arvada
- 12624 W. Indore Place in Littleton
- 11150 S. Twenty Mile Road in Parker
- 4780 E. Bromley Lane in Brighton
