EV Charging Stations in Hoboken and Jersey City: The 2026 Guide
Plugging in across Hudson County is easier than ever as Hoboken and Jersey City continue expanding their public EV networks.
For anyone driving an electric vehicle in Hoboken or Jersey City, New Jersey, or thinking about moving here with one, the question comes up early: where do I actually charge? Both cities sit in a dense urban corridor where most residents live in apartments or condos without a private garage, which means the public charging network is not a convenience. It is the infrastructure your daily routine runs on.
The good news is that both cities have invested significantly in that infrastructure over the past few years, and the network is still expanding. This guide covers where to charge, which networks are operating, how much it costs, what tools to use, and what EV owners living in multi-family buildings specifically need to know.
If you are considering a move to Hoboken or Jersey City and EV ownership is part of your life, this is the ground-level picture.
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- Hoboken, NJ: 14 on-street Jolt stations citywide plus ChargePoint Level 2 in three municipal garages. Residents qualify for the Green Pass discount program.
- Jersey City, NJ: Newport Centre Mall is the primary hub, with Tesla Supercharger, EVgo, Electrify America, ChargePoint, and Blink all at one location.
- Cost: Hoboken Jolt runs $0.35/kWh (Level 2) and $0.50/kWh (DC Fast) plus a $1 connection fee. PSE&G home rate: $0.121/kWh standard, or $0.063/kWh on the TOU off-peak plan (midnight to 6 AM).
- The app to have: PlugShare, which maps every network in real time with crowdsourced reliability reports.
- Condo & apartment residents: NJ law (S2276) prohibits HOAs and landlords from unreasonably blocking charger installation in your designated space.
- Incentives: Charge Up New Jersey offers up to $4,000 on new EV purchases plus a $250 home charger rebate. Reopened July 2026.
The Three Types of EV Charging: Level 1, Level 2, and DC Fast Charging
Before diving into specific locations, it helps to know what you are looking for when you see 'Level 2' or 'DC Fast Charging' on a station map. The difference affects how you plan your day.
| Level | Power | Range / Hour | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1120V | 1.4 to 1.9 kW | 3.5 to 6.5 miles | Overnight at home |
| Level 2240V | Up to 10 kW | 20 to 30 miles | Garages, workplace, daily stops |
| DC FastLevel 3 | 50 to 350 kW | 80% in 20 to 60 min | Quick top-ups, road trips |
Most non-Tesla EVs use a J-1772 plug for Level 2 and a CCS connector for DC Fast Charging. Newer models are shifting to the NACS (Tesla-style) plug, and Tesla Superchargers now allow other brands at a growing number of locations with a NACS connector or approved adapter. Check your connector type before pulling in.
EV Charging Stations in Hoboken, NJ
As part of the city's Climate Action Plan, Hoboken is expanding curbside charging stations so every resident lives within a five-minute walk of a charger.
Hoboken has approached EV charging as a civic infrastructure project. The city's Climate Action Plan set a goal of ensuring every resident lives within a five-minute walk of a publicly accessible charging station. As of 2026, that network is operational and continuing to expand.
The Jolt Network: On-Street Charging
In 2026, the City of Hoboken transitioned its on-street stations to Jolt Charge Inc., which now operates 14 curbside stations across the city. Jolt stations are available 24 hours and managed through the Jolt app.
Pricing as of January 2026:
• Level 2: $0.35 per kWh plus a $1 connection fee
• DC Fast Charging: $0.50 per kWh plus a $1 connection fee
Jolt's DC Fast Chargers deliver 50 kW, charging most vehicles from 20% to 80% in about an hour. The two fastest stations sit on Newark Street between Grand Street and Adams Street, added July 2024.
94 Washington Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030
(201) 420-2000 x 1421 · gfrancese@hobokennj.gov
hobokennj.gov/resources/electric-vehicle-charging-hoboken
Contact for Jolt network questions and Green Pass enrollment
Hoboken’s 14 on-street stations · App: Jolt
Hoboken’s on-street operator as of 2026. $0.35/kWh Level 2, $0.50/kWh DC Fast, $1 connection fee.
ChargePoint in Hoboken's Municipal Garages
Hoboken's three municipal parking garages each carry ChargePoint Level 2 stations with J-1772 ports.
• Garage B (1st Street Garage) · ChargePoint Level 2 · 68 1st Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030
• Garage D · ChargePoint Level 2 · 326 Clinton Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030
• Midtown Garage · ChargePoint Level 2 · 326 Clinton Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Additional ChargePoint stations: 2 12th Street (Independence Garage), 1401 Hudson Street (Berkshire Station), 28 2nd Street (ProPark), 1313 Jefferson Street.
240 E Hacienda Ave, Campbell, CA 95008
(800) 694-8194 · chargepoint.com
America’s largest EV charging network. App required for most sessions; pricing set by site host.
The Hoboken Green Pass Program
Hoboken residents without private charging qualify for discounted rates at ChargePoint stations inside Garage B, Garage D, and Midtown Garage. After eight hours at the reduced rate, standard garage parking rates apply.
Use the link https://hoboken.seamlessdocs.com/f/EV_Green_Pass_Application for Green Pass program enrollment and eligibility. Free to apply for Hoboken residents. Discounted ChargePoint rates apply inside Garage B, Garage D, and Midtown Garage; after eight hours at the reduced rate, standard garage parking rates apply for the remaining time.
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| Location | Type | Ports | Operator | Charging Fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ⚡ DCFC · Fast Charging | ||||
| 720 Monroe Street 1 | DCFC | 1 | Jolt | Connection fee + $0.50/kWh, $1/min while idling |
| 720 Monroe Street 2 | DCFC | 1 | Jolt | Connection fee + $0.50/kWh, $1/min while idling |
| Southwest Resiliency Park 1 | DCFC | 1 | Jolt | Connection fee + $0.50/kWh, $1/min while idling |
| Southwest Resiliency Park 1 | DCFC | 1 | Jolt | Connection fee + $0.50/kWh, $1/min while idling |
| Washington St - 100 Block (N) | DCFC | 1 | Jolt | Connection fee + $0.50/kWh, $1/min while idling |
| Washington St - 100 Block (S) | DCFC | 1 | Jolt | Connection fee + $0.50/kWh, $1/min while idling |
| Newark Street - 300 Block (E) | DCFC | 1 | ChargePoint | Session fee + $0.47/kWh while charging, $0.75/min while idling |
| Newark Street - 300 Block (W) | DCFC | 1 | ChargePoint | Session fee + $0.47/kWh while charging, $0.75/min while idling |
| Washington St (600 Block) (1) | DCFC | 1 | Jolt | Connection fee + $0.50/kWh, $1/min while idling |
| Washington St (600 Block) (2) | DCFC | 1 | Jolt | Connection fee + $0.50/kWh, $1/min while idling |
| Level 2 · Standard Charging | ||||
| ResilienCity Park - Adams Street | Level 2 | 1 | Jolt | Connection fee + $0.32/kWh, $1/min while idling |
| ResilienCity Park - 12th Street | Level 2 | 1 | Jolt | Connection fee + $0.32/kWh, $1/min while idling |
| Columbus Park - 10th Street (E) | Level 2 | 1 | Jolt | Connection fee + $0.32/kWh, $1/min while idling |
| Columbus Park - 10th Street (W) | Level 2 | 1 | Jolt | Connection fee + $0.32/kWh, $1/min while idling |
| Midtown Garage | Level 2 | 6 | ChargePoint | Session fee + $1/hr while charging, $0.25/min while idling + prevailing garage parking rate |
| Garage B | Level 2 | 6 | ChargePoint | Session fee + $1/hr while charging, $0.25/min while idling + prevailing garage parking rate |
| Garage D | Level 2 | 6 | ChargePoint | Session fee + $1/hr while charging, $0.25/min while idling + prevailing garage parking rate |
| 1301 Jefferson St Lot | Level 2 | 2 | ChargePoint | Session fee + $1/hr while charging, $0.25/min while idling + prevailing lot parking rate |
| First Street (Wash St-Court St) | Level 2 | 2 | ChargePoint | Session fee + $0.30/kWh while charging, $0.25/min for first 5 mins of idling then $0.50/min after + prevailing meter parking rate (4 hr limit) |
| Church Square Park - 4th St (E) | Level 2 | 1 | Jolt | Connection fee + $0.32/kWh, $1/min while idling |
| Church Square Park - 4th St (W) | Level 2 | 1 | Jolt | Connection fee + $0.32/kWh, $1/min while idling |
Source: City of Hoboken · Jolt · ChargePoint
EV Charging Stations in Jersey City, NJ
Jersey City features key fast-charging hubs across major shopping and waterfront areas, perfect for quick top-ups and busy commuters.
Jersey City's charging infrastructure spreads across a wider footprint, with the highest concentration near the waterfront and Newport. The city maintains an official EV Charging Station dataset through Jersey City Open Data.
Newport Centre Mall: Jersey City's Primary Charging Hub
Newport Centre Mall is the most concentrated charging location in Jersey City. Multiple networks operate simultaneously, making it the most flexible option regardless of what car you drive.
30 Mall Drive West, Jersey City, NJ 07302
(201) 626-2025 · simon.com/mall/newport-centre
Home to Tesla Supercharger, EVgo, Electrify America, ChargePoint, and Blink, the most concentrated charging hub in Jersey City.
Networks at Newport Centre:
• Tesla Supercharger · Mall Drive West, Jersey City, NJ 07310
• EVgo DC Fast Charging · 30 Mall Dr W, Jersey City, NJ 07310 · 3 stalls · (877) 494-3833 · evgo.com
• Electrify America DC Fast Charging · Newport Centre Mall · (833) 632-2778 · electrifyamerica.com
• ChargePoint · Newport Centre location · chargepoint.com
• Blink · Newport Centre and surrounding Newport area · blinkcharging.com
Other Jersey City Charging Stations
ChargePoint Level 2 stations operate at 570 Washington Boulevard in Downtown Jersey City. A Tesla Destination charger is available at Columbus Garage LLC. City-owned stations are mapped at jcmakeitgreen.org/sustainable-mobility.
EV Charging Networks in Hoboken and Jersey City: ChargePoint, Jolt, EVgo, Electrify America, and Blink
240 E Hacienda Ave, Campbell, CA 95008
(800) 694-8194 · chargepoint.com
Largest Level 2 network in North America. Dominates Hoboken garages and several JC locations. App required; pricing varies by site host and location.
Hoboken’s 14 on-street stations · App: Jolt
Hoboken’s on-street operator as of 2026. $0.35/kWh Level 2, $0.50/kWh DC Fast, $1 connection fee.
11835 W Olympic Blvd, Ste 900E, Los Angeles, CA 90064
(877) 494-3833 · evgo.com
DC Fast Charging at 30 Mall Drive West, Jersey City. 3 stalls. Credit card or app payment accepted.
2018 Calle del Mundo, Sunnyvale, CA 94085
(833) 632-2778 · electrifyamerica.com
DC Fast Charging at Newport Centre Mall. Typically 150 kW+. CCS primary connector. Tap card or use app.
605 N Nash St, El Segundo, CA 90245
(888) 998-2546 · blinkcharging.com
Level 2 stations throughout Newport area in Jersey City. Some require app; others accept credit card directly.
The Best App for Finding EV Charging Stations: PlugShare
Beyond each network's individual app, PlugShare is the universal tool for finding stations across all networks in real time. It crowdsources station availability, reliability reports, and recent user check-ins. This matters when a station's own app shows it as available but the unit is out of service. For day-to-day driving in Hoboken and Jersey City, download PlugShare and your primary network's app before you need them.
Universal EV charging map · all networks · iOS and Android
Free. Real-time availability, pricing, and crowdsourced reliability reports across every network.
EV Charging for Apartment and Condo Residents in New Jersey
Living in a multi-family building in Hoboken or Jersey City without a private garage is the norm. A few things are worth understanding if you charge entirely on the public network.
New Jersey Law Protects Your Right to Install a Charger
New Jersey Statute S2276 prohibits HOAs and landlords from unreasonably restricting a resident's right to install an EV charger in their designated parking space. The law covers both owners and renters. An HOA may require specific installation standards and liability insurance, but cannot prohibit installation outright.
Under New Jersey Statute S2276, condo owners and renters in Hoboken and Jersey City have the right to install a private EV charger in their designated parking space.
If your condo building or landlord has denied a charger installation request, this statute likely applies. Consult a New Jersey real estate attorney familiar with the statute for guidance specific to your building.
Looking to buy in a building with EV charging already installed? Our team tracks EV amenities building by building across Hoboken and Jersey City. Reach out before you start touring.
Get in Touch →Building Owners Can Access Grants
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities offers grants to multi-family housing owners of up to $4,000 for dual-port Level 2 EV charger installation, increasing to $6,000 for buildings in designated overburdened communities. Details at njcleanenergy.com.
How PSE&G Prices Electricity in Hudson County, NJ
Public Service Electric and Gas (PSE&G) is the primary electric utility serving Hoboken, Jersey City, and the surrounding Hudson County area. The rate plan you are on determines how much home charging actually costs.
Most residential customers in Hudson County are on the standard RS (Residential Service) flat rate. As of June 1, 2026:
• Summer (June through September): $0.121 per kWh (before sales tax)
• Winter (October through May): $0.129 per kWh (before sales tax)
PSE&G BGS-RSCP (Basic Generation Service, Residential Small Commercial Pricing) schedule, effective June 1, 2026. These figures cover electricity generation only. Delivery, transmission, and other charges appear separately on your bill.
PSE&G also offers a Time-of-Use plan called RS-TOU 3P, which divides each day into three pricing windows. For EV owners with a home Level 2 charger, switching to this plan and scheduling overnight charges is the single highest-impact action available.
The best times to charge, and the cost comparison, are in the section below.
The Best Times to Charge Your EV at Home in New Jersey
The PSE&G Time-of-Use RS-TOU 3P plan defines three daily pricing windows. The differences are substantial:
The off-peak window runs midnight to 6 AM. During those hours, PSE&G applies zero transmission charge on top of the energy rate, bringing the total to $0.063 per kWh in summer. During on-peak hours (4 PM to 9 PM weekdays), energy and transmission charges stack to roughly $0.35 per kWh.
| Period | Hours | Summer Rate | Winter Rate | Transmission |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Off-Peak | Midnight to 6 AM | $0.063/kWh | $0.069/kWh | $0.00 |
| Mid-Peak | All other hours | $0.129/kWh | $0.124/kWh | $0.068/kWh |
| On-Peak | 4 PM to 9 PM weekdays | $0.213/kWh | $0.132/kWh | $0.137/kWh |
Source: PSE&G BGS-RSCP, RS-TOU 3P rates effective June 1, 2026. Off-peak carries zero transmission charge; summer off-peak total is about $0.063/kWh. On-peak energy and transmission stack to roughly $0.35/kWh in summer.
Cost to charge a 60 kWh battery from empty:
The practical takeaway: set your EV or charger app to begin charging after midnight. If you must use public stations, avoid the 4 PM to 9 PM weekday window when grid demand and pricing both peak.
80 Park Plaza, Newark, NJ 07102
(800) 436-7734 · pseg.com
Primary electric utility serving Hoboken, Jersey City, and Hudson County. Contact to enroll in the Time-of-Use plan.
Buying a Home with EV Charging in Hoboken or Jersey City
If you are moving to Hoboken or Jersey City and evaluating whether EV ownership makes sense, the charging infrastructure is workable for most driving patterns. For buyers interested in buildings with EV charging already installed in the parking garage, or who want to understand rights to install a personal charger, our team works across both markets. See our Hoboken vs. Jersey City guide for a full comparison of life in both cities.
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