San Diego - Current List of Public Charging Stations

[KMG365]

There are now 2 "Parkmobile" EVSE's at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. I was there this afternoon and found a black Leaf charging there. No info on the sign or on Parkmobile's website regarding pricing, etc. Anyone know anything about these?

We charged there today to check them out. One is out of order (already!) but the other works fine. You need the Parkmobile App and it's $2.00/hour. Don't forget to enter the # sign after the code you are given to start charging. More info posted to Plugshare.

Randy, it looks like the comprehensive list on page one of this thread needs some serious updating. Are you the only one that can edit your post?

[Randy]

I'll do it, just need to find some time to get 'er done....One step at a time, right?

[DaveEV]

I'll do it, just need to find some time to get 'er done....One step at a time, right?

Maybe migrate the list to the wiki?

[KMG365]

The DCFC at Las Americas in San Ysidro worked great this morning! It is a bit out of the way and a long drive back to the middle of town, but if you have business down in that part of the county it's a great bonus. Don't forget to factor in HORRIBLE traffic heading north in the mornings (weekdays).

[Wennfred]

I just checked with Mossy Nissan in Chula Vista, they have "2" Level 2 stations and No DCQC, no time date as to when they will install a DCQC, I sent them an email to see if they were on any list for future installs.


Fred

[KMG365]

The eVgo/NRG Freedom Station DCFC is installed at Premium Outlets (at the Carlsbad Village Drive off of I-5 by the Rubios near the flower field parking), but it was still dark tonight. No idea on time frame for operational status.

[Randy]

It will be in early December, large outage required to connect/energize transformer...

[lonndoggie]

Went to the Del Mar Whole Foods, on Via De La Valle, just east of I-5 Saturday. Went to the parking structure behind, and about broke my neck doing a double-take, seeing these two units. Parked at one, only to realize that they aren't ready yet.

This is one of the places EVOasis was going to install their chargers.

EDIT: Damn, meant to add this as a new post to http://www.mynissanleaf.com/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=5739" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. Moderators, feel free to so move.

[DaveEV]

Went to the Del Mar Whole Foods, on Via De La Valle, just east of I-5 Saturday.

This is one of the places EVOasis was going to install their chargers.

Looks like it's an eVgo station according to plugshare: Flower Hill Promenade, Del Mar, CA (Coming Soon)

What you saw will probably be a single CHAdeMO station, a service kiosk with a 120V outlet on the side and a Chargepoint J1772 station. Where in the parking structure is it?

A little too close to Encinitas to be useful for us, except in those situations where we might get home low on charge and need to head south for a longer drive.

I'm impressed at how many eVgo stations are popping up, that's the 4th confirmed site in San Diego County now. I see why Blink and others were upset at them having to spend all that money to get sites installed.

[lonndoggie]

Looks like it's an eVgo station according to plugshare: Flower Hill Promenade, Del Mar, CA (Coming Soon)

Yes, per the title of the post. It's also shown in eVgo's map, as coming soon.

What you saw will probably be a single CHAdeMO station, a service kiosk with a 120V outlet on the side and a Chargepoint J1772 station. Where in the parking structure is it?

Ground floor, as you are just entering the structure, on the right. Two identical-looking tall units, one of which was fully assembled, but dark, and with the charger "nozzle" encased in a styrofoam block. The other was missing its front-panel, and its nozzle was, now that you mention it, probably a J1772--but it was also eVgo branded. The two were identical as far as branding and form-factor, but could house different guts, I reckon. I was so excited, I called the number to see how I could get a charge (I've yet to have a DC charge!), only to realize mid-call I was looking at an unfinished unit.

A little too close to Encinitas to be useful for us, except in those situations where we might get home low on charge and need to head south for a longer drive.

I'm thinking it might make trips downtown a bit easier--go down, come back to Del Mar and quick charge before going home. The one at that Carlsbad Outlets could work going the other way, for folks a bit further south than us, but they're too close to our home to be effective.

I'm impressed at how many eVgo stations are popping up, that's the 4th confirmed site in San Diego County now. I see why Blink and others were upset at them having to spend all that money to get sites installed.

I just wish they had a simple pay-per-charge model.

In other news, across the street from my work three new GE Wattstations went in. The building owners (who also own our office complex) sent out a memo to all tenants letting us know that we could charge, for only $3.50/hr. Gaak!