Where Can I Charge My EV in Manitoba?

Thinking about making the switch to electric? One of the most common questions we hear from drivers is: “Where will I charge it?” The good news is that EV charging in Manitoba is more accessible than ever—and getting easier every year. Whether you’re commuting in Winnipeg or planning a road trip across the province, charging solutions are within reach.

Let’s take a look at where you can charge your EV in Manitoba, and what you should know before you plug in.

Charging at Home

For most EV drivers, the easiest and most convenient place to charge is right at home.

  • Level 1 Charging: All EVs come with a standard 120V charger that plugs into a regular household outlet. It’s slow—but ideal for topping up overnight if you have a short daily commute.
  • Level 2 Charging: Faster charging through a 240V outlet. Many drivers choose to install a Level 2 charger at home for quicker, more efficient charging.

 If you’re curious about charger types, we’ve already broken it down on the Birchwood EV Hub—check it out for more details.

Public Charging: Easier Than You Might Think

When it comes to EVs, one of the most common concerns is where to charge outside of home. Thankfully, public charging access in Manitoba is growing—and it’s easier than ever to find a station when you need one.

With tools like Birchwood’s Manitoba EV Charging Map, you can quickly search for charging stations across the province, filter by plug type or charging speed, and even plan your route around charging stops. Whether you’re staying local or heading out on a road trip, this free resource helps take the guesswork out of EV ownership.

Charging Across Manitoba

Exploring beyond city limits? EV road-tripping is possible thanks to key highway stops that offer fast charging.

  • Brandon: Several public charging locations, including Level 3 fast chargers near the Trans-Canada Highway.
  • Portage la Prairie, Neepawa, and Dauphin: Growing infrastructure along major routes, often near hotels and service stations.
  • Level 3 (DC Fast Charging): Found along Highway 1 and key routes north and south of Winnipeg for long-distance travel.

As Manitoba continues to invest in EV infrastructure, expect more rural charging stations to pop up—especially in tourism and trade corridors.

Charging at Birchwood

Many Birchwood dealerships have EV charging stations available on site—for both customers and staff.

When you purchase an EV at Birchwood, our team will walk you through:

  • Local charging options
  • How to plan your routes
  • At-home charger installation resources
  • App recommendations to manage charging on the go

We’re here to make your transition to electric easy and stress-free.

Charging Confidence Starts Here

Manitoba is ready for EV drivers—and so is Birchwood. Whether you’re charging at home, around Winnipeg, or on the open road, options are expanding every year. And when you buy electric through Birchwood, you’re never on your own.

If you’re planning your first EV road trip or just want to know where to top up around town, check out Birchwood’s Manitoba EV Charging Map. It’s a free, interactive tool that helps you locate public charging stations across Manitoba—making it easier to stay charged and on the go.

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