EVgo Car Charging Station

Reviews

• DR

  Dan Ryan

  Jan 23, 2025
  1.0
  Will these chargers ever be activated? I would like to be able to use them. They have shown “OFFLINE” since being installed. Why aren’t the open?
• IS

  Ian Stong

  Oct 30, 2023
  4.0
  Several chargers were out of order. Luckily one of the fast chargers was available. It charged fast with no issues. Would have given 5 stars if two of the chargers were not out of order.
• JG

  Joseph Gillmer

  Aug 13, 2023
  4.0
  2 stations up and 2 down as of today (8/13/23). 200 kWh capability - but not likely achieved by all but maybe a Lucid Air. The reason is that, while technically capable of producing a 200 kWh rate, it does so by providing 1,000 volts while using a 200 Amp charging cable. Most EVs are able to only take advantage of 300 - 800 volts (even 800v is a relative rare build), so the best rate that should be expected would be 60-160 - most of the time, for most EVs, between 68-72. Charge rate - Depends on if you have a plan with EVgo. Uber Blue drivers can get it at .27/min. I get .30. Note: It is a per minute charge - not a charge for energy delivered. That can be a problem if the machine performs slowly. Update (1/18/26): Still only 2 working and EVGo prices have flipped to by kWh and spiked. Even with UberGold rates and using Presto app (takes another 5% off), it's still $0.37 during the day (over $0.50 per with no plan) to $0.26 for 4 hours 12a-4a. The new Tesla superchargers in the same shopping center with longer cables is a better bet. With the Tesla plan ($12.99/month), it's $0.24 from 11p-9a and $0.44 at other times and speeds that can legit hit 250 kWh rate with 400v builds likely running around 130-160 kWh rate in fair weather, 76-110 with cooler weather or excessive heat.
• AS

  afshar sigarchi

  Dec 25, 2022
  2.0
  it said this 200kw but charging 16 to 24 kw normally dont wast your time