Skip to main content

EVOK | Electric Vehicles of Oklahoma

Oklahoma's Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program

Oklahoma is building the future of travel, and the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Program is helping make it happen. Through federal funding from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, Oklahoma is installing a statewide network of fast, reliable EV chargers along major highways and Alternative Fuel Corridors. The goal is simple: make driving an electric vehicle in Oklahoma easier, more convenient, and more accessible for everyone.

With NEVI, new high-speed charging stations are being constructed along Oklahoma’s interstates and major routes—including I-35, I-40, I-44, and other heavily traveled corridors. These stations are designed to work with all EV models, offer consistent charging speeds, and provide the reliability drivers need, whether they’re commuting across town or crossing the state.

Read our NEVI Plan and FAQ page for more information. Contractor Resources are available below.

EV Oklahoma 2026 Update

As ODOT continues to identify sites for electric charging stations, we would like to hear from you on what is important about charging station locations. Please provide your input using this survey.

Additionally, if you are interested in a NEVI program presentation for your organization, event, or group, please email us at EVOK@odot.org.

Contractor Resources

Oklahoma is moving quickly to expand its electric vehicle charging network, and the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Program is the primary driver of that build-out. For contractors, this represents a significant opportunity to participate in federally funded transportation and energy infrastructure projects across the state.

For firms ready to engage, NEVI offers a multi‑year pipeline of work that supports Oklahoma’s transportation future while expanding the state’s clean‑energy economy. Participation means helping build a statewide charging network that keeps drivers moving—from the Red River to the Kansas border and everywhere in between.

Read our Contractor Specs and FAQ pages for technical information and Round 2 RFP instructions via Oklahoma Grant Exchange. Proposers must create an OGX account to complete and submit their proposal packet. 

Our Timeline

Spring 2026

Round 2 - Oklahoma EVOK

  • Release RFP
    (60 Days)

Summer/Fall 2026

Round 2 - Oklahoma EVOK

  • Proposals Due

Fall 2026

Round 2 - Oklahoma EVOK

  • Award Funding for Proposed Sites

Fall/Winter 2026

Round 3 - Oklahoma EVOK

  • Release RFP
    (60 Days)

Electric Vehicle Oklahoma

This publicly available map can be used for future procurement round planning and to check the progress of NEVI-funded charging stations across Oklahoma.

View Fullscreen Map
Contact Information

Oklahoma Department of Transportation
EVOK
200 N.E. 21st Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73105