The EV charging revolution is just getting started. By claiming this report, you’ve taken the first step necessary to capitalize on what’s ahead.
In cities across the world, there’s a hum of energy that can’t be ignored. Charging stations, once a novelty, are becoming increasingly commonplace, their chrome structures dotting parking lots like gleaming beacons of the future.
And those quiet, sleek Teslas? You can find them whizzing past you on highways and parked outside local supermarkets. The world of transportation has undeniably taken a turn toward EVs, and it’s a journey that’s just begun.
BloombergNEF predicts that by 2040, 57% of all passenger vehicle sales will be electric. That’s a staggering number. And yet the infrastructure required to support this EV revolution lags far behind.
Do you remember the map I showed you last time we spoke? Let me refresh your memory:
This is the map of the current EV charging infrastructure in place in the United States. Now I want you to take a look at the second map below:
This is what that map will look like in just a few short years once the charging infrastructure is built up to meet the EV demand.
Forward-thinking investors like you are looking for the top companies to take advantage of this shift in the industry. And we’re here to help!
3 Promising EV Charging Stocks Under $10
When it comes to investing in EV charging station stocks, there are a few key players that are worth considering. EVgo and ChargePoint are two of the largest and most well-established players in the industry.
#1. ChargePoint Holdings Inc. (NYSE: CHPT)
ChargePoint was founded in 2007 and has since grown to become one of the leading providers of EV charging stations in the world. Drivers can access more than 465,000 charging points through ChargePoint and its roaming agreements with other networks. This makes it one of the most widely recognized brands in the industry.
ChargePoint has also been expanding its range of charging solutions. The company offers a range of charging options, from basic Level 2 chargers to ultra-fast DC fast-charging stations. ChargePoint continues to expand its partnerships with other industry players to further solidify its position in the market.
ChargePoint is facing a challenging period. On July 28, 2025, the company executed a 1-for-20 reverse stock split to maintain its NYSE listing after shares fell to sub-compliance levels. Following the split, CHPT trades in the $10–$15 range on a split-adjusted basis. To put this in context: the “$49 high in 2021” and “below $2” prices referenced in this report are pre-split figures. On a split-adjusted basis, the 2021 high would equate to approximately $980 per share and the pre-split $2 level would equate to $40 per split-adjusted share.
Operationally, ChargePoint reported Q1 FY2026 revenue of $109.3 million — down 9% year-over-year — with a net loss of $282.9 million for the fiscal year ending January 2026. The company continues to operate one of the largest EV charging networks in North America, with access to more than 465,000 charging points. However, the financial trajectory has been significantly more challenging than anticipated at the time of this report. Investors should review ChargePoint’s current SEC filings before making any investment decisions. All data as of June 2026.
#2. EVgo Inc. (NASDAQ: EVGO)
EVgo has continued to expand its fast-charging network. As of Q1 2026, EVgo operates approximately 5,280 DC fast-charging stalls across more than 1,200 locations in 47 states — significantly surpassing the 2,500-station target cited in this report. The company has set a new expansion goal of more than 14,000 DC fast-charging stalls by 2029. EVgo’s partnerships with major automakers including General Motors and Nissan remain active. All network figures as of Q1 2026.
EVgo has secured partnerships with several major automakers, including General Motors and Nissan, which bodes well for the company’s future growth potential. In addition, the company has been actively working to develop new technologies to improve the charging experience for EV owners and those managing EV fleets.
#3. Blink Charging Co. (NASDAQ: BLNK)
In addition to established players, there are also a number of up-and-coming companies that are worth keeping an eye on. One such company is Blink Charging. Blink is a leading provider of EV charging solutions for both commercial and residential use.
The company offers a range of charging solutions, from basic Level 2 chargers to ultra-fast DC fast-charging stations. Blink Charging has also been expanding its network of charging stations, with over 30,000 charging ports across 30 countries.
So there you have it. Between ChargePoint, EVgo, and Blink Charging Co., you should have a firm place to start your journey on taking on the EV charging trend. However, as mentioned before, there are some other ways you can capitalize on this trend.