Planning an EV road trip to Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand? Here's what you need to know about charging your EV during your coastal vacation.
Getting to Myrtle Beach
Most EV road trippers reach Myrtle Beach via I-95 to US-501, or along US-17 from either Wilmington (north) or Charleston (south). DC fast chargers are available along I-95, but they can be sparse along the final stretch of US-501.
Charging at Your Accommodation
Some hotels and vacation rentals in Myrtle Beach offer EV charging, but many do not. Before booking, check if your accommodation has Level 2 charging available. If not, our mobile EV charging service can deliver charging directly to your hotel, resort, or vacation rental.
Public Charging Options
Myrtle Beach has a growing network of public EV charging stations, including Tesla Superchargers and various Level 2 stations. Use apps like PlugShare or your vehicle's built-in charger finder to locate stations near you.
When Things Go Wrong
If you find yourself stranded with a dead EV battery anywhere on the Grand Strand, don't panic. Call Myrtle Beach Mobile EV Charging at (916) 826-9410. Our mobile charging unit reaches you 24/7 — on the roadside, at the beach, at your hotel, or anywhere on the Grand Strand. We deliver approximately 5 miles of range per 11–12 minutes.
Key Corridors We Cover
US-17, US-17 Business, US-501, SC-31, SC-22, SC-544, Ocean Boulevard, and Kings Highway — all the major routes serving the Myrtle Beach area and surrounding communities.
Range added varies by vehicle model, battery condition, weather, and charging conditions. Estimated arrival is confirmed by dispatch.