I-66 eastbound or westbound
For through travel, compare the station’s entrance and the return path to I-66. A charger on your side of the corridor can save more time than a nearer option that requires backtracking.
Northern Virginia charging guide
Find charging near I-66, US-29, VA-28, Westfields, and the Centreville/Chantilly commercial areas with filters built around your EV.
Centreville is where several trips split: east or west on I-66, north toward Dulles on VA-28, or southwest toward Manassas and Gainesville.
For local errands, restaurants and shopping, Level 2 charging is most useful when the car will already be parked.
Centreville works differently for an I-66 through trip, a local stop, and a Dulles/Route 28 connection.
For through travel, compare the station’s entrance and the return path to I-66. A charger on your side of the corridor can save more time than a nearer option that requires backtracking.
Destination charging can pair with a meal, grocery run, shopping stop or appointment when the vehicle will sit long enough for Level 2 charging to matter.
If you are connecting toward Dulles or the Route 28 corridor, search closer to Westfields or Chantilly so the charging stop does not pull you behind your route.
Use Centreville, Westfields, Chantilly or Fair Lakes to avoid results that pull you behind the next turn.
Virginia 511 provides current road conditions; VDOT’s I-66 page covers the corridor and express lanes.
Choose the I-66, VA-28 or local commercial area that matches the trip, then filter for your EV.
Search chargers →Last reviewed September 21, 2026. Charger details and access rules can change. Confirm time-sensitive information before a critical trip. Map data: OpenStreetMap.