EV charging in Arlington, VA

Find charging around Rosslyn, Clarendon, Ballston, Crystal City, Pentagon City, and the routes connecting Arlington with Washington, DC.

Rosslyn and Ballston favor garage-aware destination charging; Crystal City and Pentagon City have their own parking patterns; I-66 trips call for quick access back to the route.

County facilities provide public Level 2 charging alongside stations operated by private networks and properties.

Charging by neighborhood

Rosslyn, Courthouse, Clarendon and Ballston

Dense development makes garage entrances, one-way streets, and walking distance important.

Crystal City and Pentagon City

These areas work well for charging during shopping, hotel stays, dining, or office visits.

I-66, US-50 and DC approaches

For through travel, compare total detour time. A station only a mile away can still add significant time if it requires crossing the corridor or navigating a dense commercial area.

Parking, charging time and fees

For Rosslyn–Ballston trips, search the specific neighborhood and check whether the charger is in a garage or surface lot before navigating there.
If you are crossing into Washington, avoid charging on the wrong side of your route just because the straight-line distance is smaller.
For County-owned charging, review Arlington County’s current charging page for price, dwell-fee, parking and temporary-closure information.
When a charging session overlaps a meal, appointment, gym visit, or shopping stop, destination charging can turn charging time into time you were already going to spend.

Search Arlington

Choose Rosslyn, Ballston, Pentagon City or Crystal City to keep results close to the streets and garages you will use.

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County charging and transportation details

Arlington County publishes station locations, pricing and dwell rules separately from its broader transportation information.

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Check the station before you go

Charging and parking costs: Compare the charging price with any separate parking or garage fee. Open the parking icon when shown for available fee and access details. Free charging does not necessarily mean free parking.
Restrooms and access: A restroom icon opens nearby OpenStreetMap information when available. Distance is approximate and straight-line; check access and hours on arrival. No icon means information may be missing, not that there is no restroom.
Recent driver reports: Check the report time. “Available” means at least one working port was reported free, not a live count of open ports. After charging, you can report availability or price to help other drivers and earn points when eligible.
Driver ratings and reviews: Open a charging station Details view to read driver ratings and written reviews when available. Signed-in drivers can leave a rating and optional comment; reviews describe past experiences, not live availability.

Plan a trip with charging stops How reports and badges work

You can save a trip after signing in, or share a public station link from its Details view without an account. Keep an alternative stop: reports and directory information can be out of date.

Find a charging stop

Search the neighborhood or corridor you will use, then compare compatible stations without adding a cross-county detour.

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Guide updated October 14, 2026. Local-source review: September 21, 2026. Charger details and access rules can change. Confirm time-sensitive information before a critical trip. Station data includes AFDC and OpenStreetMap; community reports are separate. Map data: OpenStreetMap.