Electric Vehicle Charging Station
425 South Palos Verdes Street, Los Angeles, CA 90731
About Us
Welcome to the Electric Vehicle Charging Station located at 425 South Palos Verdes Street, Los Angeles, California 90731, United States. Our state-of-the-art facility features the award-winning JuiceBox, Enel X Way's flagship home charging station, celebrated by the Edison Institute, E E, and other industry leaders as the "best overall EV charger."
Experience unparalleled convenience and efficiency with our outstanding chargers, renowned for their superior build quality, ease of installation, and rapid charging capabilities. Our user-friendly app not only reminds you to charge your vehicle but also allows you to schedule charging during off-peak hours, helping you save on electricity costs.
Our platform is engineered to deliver smart electric vehicle charging solutions for drivers, businesses, utilities, and automakers alike. With our innovative JuiceNet software, EV drivers can optimize their charging times based on electricity rates, conserving valuable resources for themselves, their communities, and the grid.
Join us in driving the future of sustainable transportation. Visit our Electric Vehicle Charging Station today and discover how we can power your journey with intelligence and efficiency.
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"Please add more charging stations"
"4 slow chargers for the public to use while they pay for parking. Although the concept sounds great. But either they don’t always work. Or people leave their cars parked there long after they’ve been charged. Tying up a charger for the next person."
"It used to be free parking for everybody, why do city employees get free parking and free charging and not the public? Chargers are always taken by city employees. The public has to pay for parking"
"I drive a Tesla modelS. There is no supercharger in this area. I did a google search and this public charging station popped up. The good news is, it’s free, open 24 hrs and I think there are 4/5 stations. The bad news is, charging my Tesla here is very slow. I think it said 17mi/hour. It’s good to know this spot is available."
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