As part of its long-term transition toward electric mobility, the United States has developed one of the world's largest highway charging ecosystems, led by large-scale fast-charging networks and extensive deployment of electric vehicle infrastructure. The country's approach provides valuable insights into high-speed charging, long-distance EV travel and scalable highway electrification.

While the U.S. model is primarily based on high-power stationary charging rather than overhead or in-road electrification, its extensive highway charging network demonstrates how national-scale infrastructure can support passenger EVs and increasingly electric heavy-duty vehicles.