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Nevada hotels with EV charging, ranked
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Nevada hotels with EV charging, ranked

Eleven properties across the state with reliable Level 2 or DC fast charging, priced from free to $0.30 per kWh.

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Las Vegas and Henderson

The Cosmopolitan, Aria, Wynn and Resorts World all have Tesla Superchargers and universal Level 2 stations — free for guests at Aria and Wynn, $0.25 per kWh at The Cosmopolitan. Green Valley Ranch in Henderson has 12 Level 2 stations free for guests. If you are driving in from California on I-15, Buffalo Bill's in Primm has a Tesla Supercharger stop that saves you needing to charge in the Vegas grid. Circa downtown installed 20 stations in 2023, all free with valet.

Reno, Tahoe and the highways

Peppermill Reno has eight Level 2 chargers, free for guests. Atlantis is similar. At Lake Tahoe, Hyatt Regency Incline Village and Edgewood Tahoe both offer complimentary Level 2, and there is a Supercharger at the Boomtown Casino near Verdi if you are transiting on I-80. For the loneliest highways — US-50 through Ely and Austin, or US-95 through Tonopah — plan carefully. The Ramada Ely has one Level 2 station and the Belvada in Tonopah added two in 2024. That is basically it.

Good to know

Can you drive an EV across Nevada without range anxiety?+

On I-15 and I-80, easily. US-50 and US-95 are tighter — never leave a town below 60 percent charge, and always confirm the destination charger is working.

Do Strip resorts charge for EV charging?+

Mixed. Wynn, Aria and Circa are free with valet. The Cosmopolitan and Caesars properties bill $0.25 to $0.35 per kWh.

Nevada hotels with EV charging, ranked

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