In Pictures: Seattle to Add Up to 200 Curbside EV Chargers by 2030, With Resident Requests Open

Seattle's curbside charging expansion aims to make overnight charging practical for residents without private driveways.

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City Light plans to prioritize neighborhoods where public charging options remain scarce.

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Level 2 chargers can replenish most EVs overnight, a fit for street-parking apartment dwellers.

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Up to 200 public curbside stations are slated for installation by 2030.

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Residents can request a charger in their area through City Light's program page.

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Applications remain open through fall 2027, with the first installations expected that same season.

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The program targets the roughly half of Seattle renters who rely on street parking.

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Curbside chargers would join a growing network of public and private charging infrastructure.

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Seattle officials say equitable access is central to the charging rollout.

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