2026 Annual Reliability Report — What Recovery Reveals About EV Charging at Scale
Annual Report

The 2026 ChargerHelp Reliability Report

What Recovery Reveals About EV Charging at Scale.
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Why this report matters.

Unveiling half a billion data points.

10,000+
Issues resolved

Closed out with a documented root cause and fix.

500M+
Charge sessions observed

Telemetry & charger-behavior events across the network.

60+
CMS & OEM coverage

OEMs supported nationwide, across every major network.

The Report

The Reality of EV Charger Recovery

Standard "99% uptime" claims are often met with skepticism as it would require chargers being offline for less than 3.27 days per year. Yet individual service providers across the industry report hitting their standalone SLAs, while stations frequently sit offline for weeks.

The 2026 ChargerHelp Reliability Report bypasses theoretical percentages to analyze the raw operational mechanics of Mean Time To Resolution (MTTR). Drawing on a massive proprietary dataset of ½ billion data points, this study provides the definitive blueprint for moving from reactive operations to an intelligence-led, connected recovery model.

Inside the Report

What You’ll Discover Inside

2026 Annual Reliability Report — What Recovery Reveals About EV Charging at Scale
01
3-Tier Recovery

How handoffs between vendors across issue intake, diagnostics and field repair cause long delays.

02
Data Analysis

Why 36% of outages need repeat site visits causing 48% of total downtime and how to stop them. Revealing more key data findings.

03
Root-Cause Diagnostic Advantage

How using data evidence lets operators fix issues remotely or prepares a technician for a first visit resolution.

04
Joint SLA Blueprint

Key requirements for SLA’s between CPOs, OEMs, and service providers to hit 99% uptime.

Kameale C. Terry, Co-Founder & CEO of ChargerHelp

"Earning and retaining EV drivers' trust while delivering an excellent charging experience is a collective responsibility involving all EV stakeholders, from station operators to policymakers to manufacturers. By pursuing a broader set of industry actions, building driver trust, improving data transparency, investing for the long term, and ensuring accountability, we can chart a course toward a more mature, seamless, and reliable EV charging ecosystem."

Kameale C. Terry
Co-Founder & CEO, ChargerHelp
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