The EV Stations Hawaii app provides users with information on publicly available electric vehicle (EV) charging station locations across the state of Hawaii, driving directions, and station details such as:
The Hawaii State Energy Office is not responsible for the care and maintenance of EV charging stations listed in EV Stations Hawaii. Please contact the station owner or manufacturer for any questions or concerns regarding the EV charging stations.
EV Stations Hawaii utilizes the Hawaii State Energy Office’s database of publicly available EV charging stations, which is also available online at electricvehicle.hawaii.gov.
If you notice a station is not listed, please submit it to the Hawaii State Energy Office.
To learn more about EV Stations Hawaii, view the application FAQs.
To reduce Hawaii’s dependence on fossil fuel, the State of Hawaii has set a goal of achieving 70% clean energy by 2030. EVs are a key component to reducing fuel demand and utilizing locally produced renewable energy. Each EV on the road represents a reduction of the consumption of imported petroleum fuels and a step forward in moving our islands closer towards energy independence.
This app is a partnership between the state’s Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, Hawaii Information Consortium and Honolulu Clean Cities, and is part of the State Office of Information Management and Technology’s open data movement.