Niagara Falls, Ontario EV Charging Stations Info

General EV Charging Information

The city of Niagara Falls in Ontario, Canada, has 106 public charging station ports (Level 2 and Level 3) within 15km. 61% of the ports are level 2 charging ports and 25% of the ports offer free charges for your electric car.

Based directly on the Niagara shore, that marks the border between the United States and Canada, the municipality of Niagara Falls owes its fame to the astonishing Niagara Falls that for centuries has attracted tourists. On the other side of the river, the neighbouring American city also has the same name of Niagara Falls.

Fortunately, electric vehicle drivers can easily visit this superb region by EV through the charging stations (level 2 and 3) that have been installed within a radius of 10 miles. In addition, charging stations are free to the public.

On this magnificent territory, Tesla, ChargePoint, Sun Country Highway and many more networks, operate the charging stations. Please consult our section on Charging Networks to know more about their subscription policies and fees.

Many level 2 charging stations have been placed in hotel parking lots. For example, there are charging stations at the Travelodge At The Falls, at the Old Stone Inn Boutique Hotel, at the Quality Hotel Fallsview Hotel, and the list goes on and on. An added plus is that most of them offer free charging sessions to their clients.

If you wish to locate all of the charging stations on the territory of Niagara Falls, you can use ChargeHub’s charging station map.

Even though there are a great variety of activities to do in Niagara Falls, the majority of visitors come here to experience the magnitude of the falls, which are 13-storey high. You can observe them at a distance and then go closer. Notably, the famous Hornblower boat brings visitors at the foot of the falls, and the cruise offers an incredible view from under.

The landscapes are magnificent during summer, just as in winter. Those who will brave the cold will be able to witness the freezing mist, forming stunning frozen shapes.