Walmart (Nasdaq: WMT) has opened its 100th company-owned and operated electric vehicle fast-charging site, located at a Supercenter in Monument, CO, according to a press release from the retailer.

The network now spans 100 stores across 20 states. Most locations feature 8 to 16 fast-charging stalls capable of delivering up to 400 kW of power. Chargers support both CCS and NACS connectors.

Charging sessions can be started and paid for through the Walmart app. Walmart+ members receive discounted charging rates.

"By expanding EV fast charging at Walmart locations across the country, we're giving drivers a dependable way to charge while they're in the store," said Shayne Wahlmeier, Senior Vice President of Walmart Energy. "Reaching 100 sites is an important milestone, and our broad footprint positions us to make EV charging more accessible for communities while expanding the ways we serve our customers."

Walmart said it plans to continue expanding the network and is working with local utilities and partners to bring new sites online. Current and upcoming locations are listed on major mapping platforms including Apple Maps, Google Maps, and PlugShare.