In recent years, electric vehicles have become more common in the world. Reasons are various initiatives to preserve the environment and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that are aimed at sustainable mobility. Because of that EU made Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP). Thanks to the zero-emission initiative formalized through the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan. SUMP is based on the promotion of the use of electric vehicles to achieve the following goals: reducing greenhouse gas emissions, using public transport, promoting healthier lifestyles, applying new technologies to increase safety in sustainable cities and their transport network. Electric vehicles require appropriate infrastructure, which are charging stations for electric vehicles. There are currently 310 charging stations for electric vehicles in the Republic of Croatia, which are available to all users of electric vehicles. Their even distribution throughout the country is very important to achieve the satisfaction of electric vehicle users and increase their share at the state level. The research presented in this paper analyzes the share and distribution of charging stations for electric vehicles in regions and important cities in the Republic of Croatia. Also, methods for data analysis were used in the analysis: variance and clustering. These methods will provide insight into the concentration and distribution of charging stations at the state level and in which areas they are underrepresented. Information on locations and key characteristics was obtained through the website of the service provider: puni.hr and hep.hr.