California has installed 10,000 fast Chargers for electric vehicles, surpassing its target set by former Governor Jerry Brown. However, the state is still behind its goal of reaching 250,000 total chargers by 2025. Currently, there are about 93,800 public and Shared Private Chargers in California. A report from the California Energy Commission suggests that the state will need more than 1 million public and shared private chargers, including 39,000 fast chargers, to support 7 million electric vehicles by 2030. California has invested billions in incentives for EV infrastructure, and the federal government is making $5 billion available to states for EV infrastructure.

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