Yes, charging stations can generally support hybrid vehicles, but the compatibility and charging process vary depending on the type of hybrid.

1. Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs): These hybrids can be charged using standard EV charging stations because they have a battery pack that is recharged via external power. PHEVs are compatible with Level 1 (home outlet) and Level 2 chargers, which are commonly available at public charging stations. Some PHEVs can also use Level 3 DC fast chargers, though this is less common.
2. Traditional Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs): Regular hybrids, like the Toyota Prius (non-plug-in models), rely on regenerative braking and the internal combustion engine to recharge their battery and cannot be plugged in. Therefore, these vehicles do not use external charging stations at all.

• PHEVs are compatible with most public EV chargers.
• HEVs do not use external charging and are incompatible with charging stations.

PHEV drivers can access most public EV infrastructure, although fast-charging options may vary based on the vehicle model and charging station availability