bp pulse is the charging network run by bp, the global energy company that has become a major player in North American e-mobility. Its chargers show up in strategic spots — think rest stops, shopping complexes, airport areas — all built around one goal: fast, reliable charging, whether you're running errands or deep into a road trip.
The network currently has 840 L3 DC fast chargers in 22 U.S. states, roughly a third of which are equipped with an NACS connector. California, Illinois, Texas, and Florida rank among the most densely covered markets, with a growing footprint in states like Georgia, Washington, and Utah.
"Every new network added to ChargeHub, like bp pulse, brings our users closer to simple, frictionless charging, wherever they are."
— Simon Ouellette, CEO of ChargeHub
Fast Charging You Can Count On
Every bp pulse charger on ChargeHub can deliver over 100 kW, giving you a solid boost of range in about the time it takes to grab a coffee and stretch your legs. It's the fast-charging option for longer trips or whenever you need to get back on the road quickly.
Most bp pulse chargers use the CCS connector, with a growing share now offering NACS as well — and the ChargeHub app lets you filter by connector type, so you can find a compatible charger without the guesswork.

