EV Charging Stations in Laurel, MS
4 charging locations are mapped at addresses in Laurel, Mississippi — 2 with DC fast charging, and 4 charge points in total.
- Locations in Laurel4
- DC fast charging2
- Charge points4
- Networks recorded0
50% of the locations mapped in Laurel offer DC fast charging, against 26% across the United States. The highest recorded output in Laurel is 60 kW, at Xova Charging Station.
Fastest EV chargers in Laurel
| Charger | Output | Current |
|---|---|---|
| Xova Charging Station | 60 kW | DC fast |
| EVXY Charging Station | 50 kW | DC fast |
| Xova Charging Station | 19.2 kW | AC |
| Electric Vehicle Charging Station | 6.5 kW | AC |
Mapped chargers in Laurel
- Xova Charging Station2820 MS-15, Laurel, MS 39440, USADC fast · up to 60 kW
- EVXY Charging Station2018 MS-15, Laurel, MS 39440, USADC fast · up to 50 kW
- Xova Charging Station550 S 16th Ave, Laurel, MS 39440, USAAC · up to 19.2 kW
- Electric Vehicle Charging Station1 Spec Wilson, Laurel, MS 39440, USAAC · up to 6.5 kW
Connectors available in Laurel
| Connector | Current | Locations |
|---|---|---|
| CCS1 | DC fast | 2 |
| J1772 (Type 1) | AC | 2 |
Plan a route from Laurel
Pick your car and starting charge, and Zevvy works out where to stop.
Plan a route from LaurelFrequently asked questions
- How many EV charging stations are there in Laurel?
- Zevvy has 4 charging locations mapped in Laurel, Mississippi, with 4 charge points between them. 2 of them have DC fast charging.
- Where is the fastest EV charger in Laurel?
- Xova Charging Station, at 2820 MS-15, Laurel, MS 39440, USA, has the highest recorded output in Laurel: 60 kW.
- Can a Tesla charge in Laurel?
- No location here lists a NACS (Tesla) connector. A Tesla with a CCS1 adapter can also use the 2 locations with CCS1. J1772 AC posts, at 2 locations, work with a Tesla J1772 adapter for slower charging.
- Where else can I charge near Laurel?
- Hattiesburg, MS, 29 mi away with 10 locations, Meridian, MS, 53 mi away with 7 locations and Brandon, MS, 65 mi away with 4 locations. Each has its own guide, linked below.