Mercedes-Benz High-Power Charging has reached 100 locations and 934 charging points across 28 US states and British Columbia, Canada. The network now serves over 245,000 customers who have completed more than one million charging sessions. The total installed capacity of the infrastructure is approximately 205 megawatts.
The network utilizes 400-kilowatt fast chargers manufactured by Alpitronic. To ensure compatibility, 93 per cent of the sites offer both CCS1 and Tesla NACS connectors, while seven per cent are CCS-exclusive. This setup allows owners of vehicles from 19 different brands, including Rivian, Ford, Hyundai, BMW, and Porsche, to charge their EVs.
The charging stations are primarily situated at shopping centers and along major traffic corridors. Individual locations feature between four and 20 charging points. Mercedes-Benz reports that the first-time success rate for charging sessions has improved from 84 per cent in 2023 to over 90 per cent.
In the 2026 customer satisfaction study by J.D. Power, Mercedes-Benz, Ionna, and Rivian achieved the highest rankings. This performance allowed these providers to surpass Tesla, which previously held the top position in the market.
