Mexico’s EV charging base continued to grow in the first half of 2026. According to the Electro Movilidad Asociación (EMA) barometer, reported by Autocosmos on July 21, 2026, the country reached 60,932 charging connections, up 17.5% from 51,860.
Public and Private Charging
| Segment | Connections |
|---|---|
| Public total | 4,653 |
| — Public DC | 1,592 |
| — Public AC | 3,061 |
| Private total | 56,279 |
| — Residential | 45,238 |
| — Fleet | 5,233 |
| — Restricted access | 4,098 |
| — Dealers | 1,710 |
Public DC connections are spread across 458 locations.
Home Charging Dominates
Residential connections make up most of Mexico’s charging base. According to the report, nine out of ten home chargers were installed for less than MXN 25,000. That shows most buyers choose simple Level 2 wallboxes or portable chargers on a dedicated circuit.
What It Means for Suppliers
Home chargers, fleet depots and dealership charging are the biggest segments. Distributors in Mexico should focus on affordable, easy-to-install Level 2 products and dealer partnerships. See our Mexico supplier page and our dealership charging solutions.
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Key Takeaways
- Mexico reached 60,932 charging connections in H1 2026, up 17.5%.
- 56,279 connections are private, including 45,238 residential.
- Public charging has 4,653 connections, 1,592 of them DC.
- Nine in ten home chargers cost less than MXN 25,000 to install.
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