JuiceNet
Headquarters — · operates in US
JuiceNet offers 309 public AC charging points across the US. No ultra-rapid or rapid chargers available. Primarily for overnight or destination charging.
How JuiceNet fits in
- Peak DC power
- 19 kW
- Supported connectors
- Headquarters
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- Operating regions
- US
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JuiceNet operates 309 public charging points in the US. All chargers are slower AC units, typically found at destinations or workplaces. This network is not designed for rapid charging needs.
JuiceNet's network consists of 309 public charging points, all of which are slower AC chargers under 50 kW. This means you'll primarily find these chargers suitable for destination charging, workplace charging, or overnight top-ups rather than quick roadside stops. There are currently no ultra-rapid chargers (150 kW+) or rapid chargers (50-149 kW) in their database. The network is accessible in the United States. Key locations with multiple chargers include Corona with 7 points, and Los Angeles, Murrieta, and Riverside each with 5 points. San Diego has 4 charging points. Drivers will encounter the Tesla connector type at their sites, which is compatible with Tesla vehicles. For charging, expect to use contactless payment or the operator's specific app or card. Always verify the price displayed on the unit or in the app before initiating a charge. If a charging station is out of service, try an available stall or contact JuiceNet directly.
- What kind of charging speeds does JuiceNet offer?
- JuiceNet provides 309 slower AC charging points, all under 50 kW. This includes typical Level 2 chargers. The network does not have any ultra-rapid (150 kW+) or rapid (50-149 kW) chargers available in our database.
- Where are JuiceNet chargers located?
- JuiceNet operates in the United States. The busiest towns listed in our database include Corona with 7 charging points, followed by Los Angeles, Murrieta, and Riverside with 5 points each. San Diego has 4 locations.
- What connector types will I find on JuiceNet chargers?
- JuiceNet sites are equipped with the Tesla connector type. This connector is primarily used by Tesla vehicles, such as the Model S and Model X.
- Is JuiceNet suitable for long road trips?
- No, JuiceNet is not ideal for long road trips. All 309 of their public charging points are slower AC chargers under 50 kW. This makes them best suited for destination charging or overnight top-ups, not for quick refueling during long journeys.
- How do I pay for charging with JuiceNet?
- Payment for JuiceNet charging typically involves contactless methods or the operator's dedicated app or card. Drivers should always confirm the charging cost displayed on the unit or within the app before plugging in their vehicle.