How many EV charging stations are there between Las Vegas and Grand Canyon?

Zevvy has 235 charging locations mapped within 9 mi of the 280 mi route. 60 locations have DC fast charging; the rest are AC or not recorded.

Can I drive from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon in an EV?

Yes, on the chargers we have mapped. The longest stretch without a DC fast charger inside the 9 mi corridor is 94 mi, so a car that can cover that between stops can make the trip. Across the 150-300 mi range bands below, that works out at 1 to 2 charging stops.

What charging connectors are available on the Las Vegas to Grand Canyon route?

J1772 (Type 1) at 151 locations, NACS (Tesla) at 64 locations, CCS1 at 29 locations and CHAdeMO at 13 locations. Each location is counted once per connector type it offers.

Where is the longest gap without a fast charger on the Las Vegas to Grand Canyon drive?

It is the 94 mi stretch after Rivian Adventure Network, before One9 EV Charging Station. Charge to cover at least that distance before entering it.

Which charging networks operate on the Las Vegas to Grand Canyon route?

ChargePoint (12 locations), Tesla (including non-tesla) (3 locations), AmpUp (2 locations), Blink Charging (1 location), eVgo Network (1 location) and flo (1 location), plus 1 smaller operators. The remaining 214 locations have no operator recorded in our dataset.

How long does the Las Vegas to Grand Canyon drive take?

The routing engine puts the 280 mi drive at 4 hr 40 min of driving time, before any charging. Add the time for the charging stops your car needs from the table above.

EV Charging Stations from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon

235 charging locations are mapped within 9 mi of the 280 mi drive from Las Vegas, Nevada to Grand Canyon, Arizona. Each charger is listed with its connectors, its rated output where we hold one, and how far along the route it sits.

Road distance280 mi
Typical drive time4 hr 40 min
Chargers within 9 mi of the route235
With DC fast charging60
Highest rated output400 kW
Longest stretch without DC94 mi

How many charging stops you need, Las Vegas to Grand Canyon

Stops are the number of times a car must add range to cover 280 mi, assuming 70% of rated range is usable between stops (the buffer that highway speeds, load and arrival reserve actually take). Formula: stops = ceil(280 / usable range) − 1.

Charging stops by rated range on the Las Vegas–Grand Canyon route
Rated range	Usable between stops	Stops needed	Enough chargers on route
150 mi	105 mi	2	Yes — 60 DC locations mapped
200 mi	140 mi	1	Yes — 60 DC locations mapped
250 mi	175 mi	1	Yes — 60 DC locations mapped
300 mi	210 mi	1	Yes — 60 DC locations mapped

Chargers on the Las Vegas to Grand Canyon corridor

Ordered by distance from Las Vegas along the driving route, not in a straight line. “Off route” is the perpendicular distance from the road to the charger.

235 charging locations sit inside the corridor. The 60 with DC fast charging are listed here, because those are the stops that matter on a highway drive; the other 175 are counted in the tables on this page.

Connector availability on this corridor

Connector types across the 235 mapped locations between Las Vegas and Grand Canyon
Connector	Current	Locations	Share of corridor
J1772 (Type 1)	AC	151	64%
NACS (Tesla)	AC and DC	64	27%
CCS1	DC fast	29	12%
CHAdeMO	DC fast	13	6%

Charging networks on this route

Operators recorded on the Las Vegas–Grand Canyon corridor
Network	Locations on route
ChargePoint	12
Tesla (including non-tesla)	3
AmpUp	2
Blink Charging	1
eVgo Network	1
flo	1
OpConnect	1

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Frequently asked questions

How many EV charging stations are there between Las Vegas and Grand Canyon?: Zevvy has 235 charging locations mapped within 9 mi of the 280 mi route. 60 locations have DC fast charging; the rest are AC or not recorded.
Can I drive from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon in an EV?: Yes, on the chargers we have mapped. The longest stretch without a DC fast charger inside the 9 mi corridor is 94 mi, so a car that can cover that between stops can make the trip. Across the 150-300 mi range bands below, that works out at 1 to 2 charging stops.
What charging connectors are available on the Las Vegas to Grand Canyon route?: J1772 (Type 1) at 151 locations, NACS (Tesla) at 64 locations, CCS1 at 29 locations and CHAdeMO at 13 locations. Each location is counted once per connector type it offers.
Where is the longest gap without a fast charger on the Las Vegas to Grand Canyon drive?: It is the 94 mi stretch after Rivian Adventure Network, before One9 EV Charging Station. Charge to cover at least that distance before entering it.
Which charging networks operate on the Las Vegas to Grand Canyon route?: ChargePoint (12 locations), Tesla (including non-tesla) (3 locations), AmpUp (2 locations), Blink Charging (1 location), eVgo Network (1 location) and flo (1 location), plus 1 smaller operators. The remaining 214 locations have no operator recorded in our dataset.
How long does the Las Vegas to Grand Canyon drive take?: The routing engine puts the 280 mi drive at 4 hr 40 min of driving time, before any charging. Add the time for the charging stops your car needs from the table above.