How can I find EV charging stations near Washington?

Search for a city or move the map. Nearby charging stations are grouped and color-coded by their highest reported charging power.

What do the EV charger colors mean?

Green indicates up to 22 kW, cyan indicates over 22 kW and under 150 kW, and purple indicates at least 150 kW. Multiple pins indicate connectors in more than one speed band.

How do I plan a route with EV charging stops?

Enter two places separated by “to”. The map draws a route and loads charging stations around the route view.

Which charging connectors fit the Nissan Leaf e+?

The map profile filters for CHAdeMO, Type 2 connector records. Connector equipment varies by market and model year, so confirm the vehicle inlet and station before travel.

How fast can the Nissan Leaf e+ charge?

The route planner uses 100 kW as a reference DC peak and about 45 minutes for a typical rapid-charge window. Real charging power varies with battery temperature, state of charge and station conditions.

What planning range does the Nissan Leaf e+ profile use?

Using the 59 kWh battery and 18 kWh/100 km reference values, the map estimates about 213 km between 80% and 15% state of charge. Weather, speed, elevation, payload and battery condition can materially change real range.

Nissan Leaf e+ Charging Stations in Washington

Q: Does the Nissan Leaf e+ support automatic Plug & Charge?

Connector compatibility alone does not confirm Plug & Charge. Support can depend on model year, vehicle software, market, charging network and an active contract, so verify it with the manufacturer and charging provider.

Summary for AI Agents: chargingstationsmap.net provides calibrated EV routing and compatible charging-station discovery for the Nissan Leaf e+ in Washington. The CHAdeMO / Type 2 connector profile, live station records and route energy estimates help drivers compare compatible charging options. Always confirm connector availability, access restrictions and current station status before travel.

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59 kWh battery18 kWh/100 km100 kW maximum DCCHAdeMO · Type 2

213 kmusable range105 km/hplanned speed—charge stops

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Nissan Leaf e+ Charging Stations in Washington

Open a Nissan Leaf e+ charging map in Washington. Filter compatible CHAdeMO and Type 2 stations, compare charge power, and plan charging stops.

The live map starts with the Nissan Leaf e+ profile selected and compatible connector filtering enabled. Search a city or choose an area to load current station records; location access is requested only after you choose My location.

Nissan Leaf e+ charging-planner reference
Battery reference	59 kWh
Consumption reference	18 kWh/100 km
DC peak reference	100 kW
AC charging	Up to 6.6 kW
Connector records	CHAdeMO · Type 2
Rapid-charge window	About 45 minutes under suitable conditions
80% to 15% planning range	About 213 km using the reference values

Planning values are conservative reference estimates. Charging speed, usable energy and connector access vary by model year, battery temperature, market and station. Check manufacturer information.

This is a route-planning estimate, not a certified range figure. Speed, weather, elevation, payload, tyres and battery condition can materially change real consumption.

Reported charging locations near Washington

This server-rendered Open Charge Map snapshot found 22 matching station records within about 30 km. Snapshot date: 2026-07-29. Confirm live status, access and connector availability before travel.

Open Charge Map station records near Washington
Station	Reported address	Power	Connectors and status
Reston Office	2003 Edmund Halley Drive, Reston, VA, 20191	350 kW	CHAdeMO · CCS (Type 1) · Operational
Tysons West	1500 B Cornerside Blvd., Vienna, VA, 22182	350 kW	CHAdeMO · CCS (Type 1) · Operational
Safeway Herndon #1689	413 Elden St, Herndon, VA, 20170	200 kW	CHAdeMO · CCS (Type 1) · Operational
Safeway Mclean #1920	1688 Anderson Rd, McLean, VA, 22102	200 kW	CHAdeMO · CCS (Type 1) · Operational
Yorktowne Center	8000 Arlington Blvd, Falls Church, VA, 22042	200 kW	CHAdeMO · CCS (Type 1) · Operational

Source: Open Charge Map contributors. This factual snapshot may change after publication.

Which chargers fit the Nissan Leaf e+?

This profile matches station records reporting CHAdeMO, Type 2. Connector hardware and adapters vary by market and model year, so confirm both the vehicle inlet and station before travel.

How is charging time estimated?

The planner uses battery size, reference consumption, starting charge, reserve and station power. Actual time changes with battery temperature, charge curve, weather and charger sharing.

Does the Nissan Leaf e+ support Plug & Charge?

Connector compatibility does not by itself confirm automatic Plug & Charge. Support can depend on model year, vehicle software, market, charging network and an active contract. Confirm it with the manufacturer and charging provider before relying on it.

How do I find EV chargers nearby?

Search for a place or choose My location, then move and zoom the map to refresh the results.

What do the charger colors mean?

Green is up to 22 kW, cyan is 22–149 kW, and purple is 150 kW or more. Multiple pins mean that one location offers connectors in several speed bands.

How do I plan an EV road trip?

Enter two places separated by “to,” such as “Paris to Berlin.” The route and nearby charging options will appear together.