North America The North American standard connector for AC charging is a single-phase Type 1 plug, typically using the SAE J1772 connector. There are three types of DC plugs available: SAE combo (CSS1...
No. It’s not necessary to always charge your EV battery to 100%. In fact, unplugging at 80% will actually help extend the life of your EV battery. And charging speed slows way down after the 80% mark...
To find your EV’s driving range, refer to your vehicle manual. To see how much range you have remaining on your current charge, check the dashboard of your EV.
Creating a ChargePoint account will give you quick and easy access to the world’s leading EV charging network with hundreds of thousands of places to charge, including thousands of stations on roaming...
If a charging spot is available, it is shown as green. If the spot is in use, it is shown as blue. If the status is temporarily unavailable or unknown, it is shown as gray. Round pins indicate Level 2...
Stations on the ChargePoint network are independently owned and operated, so each station owner gets to choose who uses their chargers. You may need a connection code to access some stations.
If all the charging spots are busy, don’t worry — you have options. Click the Notify When Available button on the station screen in the app, and we’ll let you know when the EV in the selected spot is...
