This public EVgo charging station in Sunset Valley provides fast EV charging for all major electric vehicles. Located on 5601 Brodie Lane, it’s near World Market, Sephora, and Old Navy. The location offers 24/7 access and has CCS and CHADEMO connectors. While charging, drivers can visit nearby shops or grab food within walking distance. Customers can use the EVgo app to view charger availability, track sessions, and view Time of Use pricing.
Only 2 of the 4 fast chargers ever work. There’s about 8 cars here waiting right now to charge. Comment to the reply: I’ll believe it when I see it. The first charger Titus 50% of the time charges at max 15kw too ridiculous. People are just going to use the Tesla chargers right next to them since they are half the price at night.
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Jeremy Cartwright
Sep 14, 2026
1.0
First charger I pulled up to was out of order. Went to the next charger and it would charge for 10 seconds and stop. So, I moved over to the Tesla chargers which worked great.
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Hernán Mauricio Quisbert Ramos
Jul 18, 2026
1.0
3 key points:
1) Crazy expensive
2) Bad quality charger, it damages your battery
3) Difficult to use (1 doesn’t work)
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Brian McMinn
May 18, 2026
1.0
This was my first charge away from home in my new EV. I expected to have to figure a few things out but I didn't expect the mess I encountered. I plugged in my car, gave it my credit card, got charged the $3 connection fee and started charging. Seemed like it was going to be easy. 15 seconds later it quit charging and said there was a problem and I had to unplug, count to 10 and plug back in. Then it wanted me to start over, pay another $3 and try again. I called the number on the station and talked with a friendly, polite and completely unhelpful person who said this was the normal way things operated. When I asked her to confirm that they were charging me $3 to test out their hardware for them she offered to take my information and kick my problem up to the next level of assistance where I could expect to hear from them by email maybe as soon as tomorrow. She also suggested I try a different charger so I moved my car to a charger where someone had just left after charging. This one would not read my credit card so I called the friendly and polite help line again and this time they were helpful and they took my credit card info over the phone and started the charge from their end. Finally, success! I still have no idea what the whole process will cost but at least I learned that I can't rely on on-the-road chargers. :-(
Update: it's now been two days. I gave the representative of EVgo my email address when I spoke with her two days ago and she said she would escalate my problem to the next level and I should hear from them by what is now yesterday. So my review still stands - this company is happy to charge you $3.00 so that you can test out their equipment for them.
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