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I-95 charging price guide

Source-linked highway charging stops with checked dates, connector details and 40 kWh energy comparisons.

Research edited 2026-11-07 (Eastern time) · Broadway Pixels, LLC · Individual source checks shown below

This I-95 guide turns official travel-center observations into comparable energy subtotals. The list intentionally leaves gaps where the source or identity could not be verified rather than filling them with a network average.

What the research establishes

At this edition, 1 qualifying properties in 1 states have prices in the range $0.53–$0.53/kWh. Counts describe this selection only. Stops are grouped by state and city, not driving order. Observations expire individually; an expired row is historical evidence.

Plan this part of the trip

On the East Coast, verify access and the correct side of the highway before departure. A service plaza, nearby retail charger and travel-center charger can have different entrances and operators. Keep a second compatible stop in your navigation plan; this table does not report live occupancy.

Compare documented stops

These are dated public price observations, not live quotes. An energy subtotal is rate × delivered kWh. Taxes, parking, idle charges, third-party billing, membership eligibility and other charges can change your bill. Confirm the exact connector and operator checkout price before starting. No driving range, stall availability or route feasibility is promised.

Published station observations; USD. Check and expiry times are UTC.
Station and documented highwayPrice and 40 kWh energy subtotalEvidence and validity
Flying J Travel Center #622
100 N Kings Hwy, Fort Pierce, FL 34945
I-95, Exit 131
CCS · up to 350 kW

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$0.53/kWh
$21.20 energy only
Other fees may apply; source does not establish a complete all-in bill.
Pilot / Flying J official station source
Checked 2026-11-04T00:53:39.351Z
Expires 2026-11-11T00:53:39.351Z

Dated observation

Turn a rate into a stop decision

For 40 kWh, each $0.01/kWh difference changes the energy subtotal by $0.40. A $0.05/kWh saving is $2.00 before fees. Decide whether that saving still matters after extra distance, parking or a session charge. Do not use advertised maximum power as the session average.

A CCS or NACS listing describes the source inventory, not a compatibility guarantee for your vehicle or adapter. Check your vehicle manufacturer’s charging instructions and the operator’s live status.

Coverage and corrections

We match the exact official site, charging equipment and location before publishing. A changed coordinate, ambiguous price or missing source can keep a station out of this guide. Missing rows do not mean a charger is closed. Submit an address, public source and check time through price corrections.

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