NEVI Build-Out Colorado

Colorado NEVI Build-Out

Every NEVI-funded charging site in Colorado, from grant award to first charge. Part of the regional NEVI tracker.

16
Sites tracked
15
Live
0
Under construction
96
Planned ports

Colorado pairs NEVI money with an unusually active state program, and its awards reflect mountain reality: sites are chosen for winter resilience on I-70 and the rural eastern plains, not urban convenience. CDOT's awards include utility operators like Yampa Valley Electric — a pattern worth watching, since utility-run sites answer to a grid mandate rather than retail traffic. The I-70 mountain corridor's charging picture, including what NEVI adds, is covered in our I-70 corridor guide.

New to the program? Start with NEVI Explained — what the $5 billion program requires (97% uptime, four 150 kW ports minimum), why it paused and restarted in 2025, and how to tell if a station is NEVI-funded.

Colorado Sites

Location Corridor Operator Ports Power Status Expected Live Source
Steamboat Springs, US-40 US-40 Yampa Valley Electric 6 150 kW live Q4 2026 Source →
Cortez Tesla 8 250 kW live † 2025-05-30 Source →
Durango Tesla 8 250 kW live † 2025-11-04 Source →
Eads ChargePoint Network 2 150 kW live † 2026-04-30 Source →
Frisco Tesla 12 250 kW live † 2025-01-13 Source →
Grand Junction eVgo Network 4 150 kW live † 2025-06-28 Source →
Kit Carson Tesla 8 250 kW live † 2025-02-19 Source →
Limon eVgo Network 4 150 kW live † 2025-07-03 Source →
Longmont Tesla 12 250 kW live † 2025-01-29 Source →
Lyons JULE 6 250 kW live † 2026-01-16 Source →
Maybell JULE 4 250 kW live † 2025-07-29 Source →
Montrose FCN 4 150 kW live † 2025-07-16 Source →
Monument eVgo Network 4 150 kW live † 2025-04-01 Source →
Seibert FCN 4 150 kW live † 2025-04-26 Source →
Walsenburg RIVIAN_ADVENTURE 6 250 kW live † 2026-06-29 Source →
Sterling, I-76 milepost 120 I-76 Electric Era 4 150 kW funded Q3 2026 Source →

Data sources and methodology

Site list sourced from state DOT NEVI program pages and FHWA grant records, cross-checked against the NREL Alternative Fuels Station Locator. Status verified monthly. Expected live dates are official estimates and regularly slip 3–12 months. Last data check: August 2026. For scoring methodology across the site, see how we measure. Related: Colorado EV charging hub · Q3 2026 regional status report.

= station auto-added from NREL's funding_sources: NEVI tag, not editorially verified against state DOT records. Hand-curated entries take precedence.