Powerflex
Headquarters — · operates in US
Powerflex offers 228 public EV charging points in the US. 201 are slower AC chargers (<50 kW), 27 are rapid (50-149 kW), and none are ultra-rapid.
How Powerflex fits in
- Peak DC power
- 50 kW
- Supported connectors
- Headquarters
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- Operating regions
- US
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Open the mapPowerflex EV Charging: A Look at Their US Network
Powerflex operates 228 public EV charging points across the United States. This network leans heavily towards slower AC charging, making it best suited for destination and workplace charging rather than rapid top-ups on longer journeys. Few locations offer faster charging speeds.
The Powerflex network comprises 228 public charging points in the US. Drivers will find that 201 of these are slower AC chargers, typically rated under 50 kW. These are generally Type 2 connectors, often providing 7-22 kW, ideal for overnight charging or topping up while parked at a destination like a workplace or shopping center.
There are 27 rapid chargers offering speeds between 50 kW and 149 kW. Powerflex does not currently offer any ultra-rapid chargers above 150 kW. This power mix means the network is not designed for quick road trip charging.
connector types found on Powerflex sites include Type 1 (J1772), CCS (Type 1), CHAdeMO, and NACS / Tesla Supercharger.
The busiest locations in our database are Los Angeles with 34 points, San Diego with 31, Pasadena with 15, San Jose with 13, and Palo Alto with 8.
- What type of charging does Powerflex primarily offer?
- Powerflex's network is predominantly composed of slower AC charging points. Out of 228 total public chargers, 201 are rated under 50 kW. This makes them suitable for destination charging, workplace top-ups, or overnight charging, rather than rapid charging stops.
- Where can I find the most Powerflex chargers?
- According to our database, the highest concentrations of Powerflex chargers are in Los Angeles, with 34 points, and San Diego, with 31 points. Other notable locations include Pasadena (15), San Jose (13), and Palo Alto (8).
- What charging speeds can I expect from Powerflex?
- You can expect speeds typically between 7-22 kW from the 201 slower AC chargers. There are also 27 rapid chargers available, offering between 50 kW and 149 kW. Powerflex does not have any ultra-rapid chargers (150 kW+).
- Which connector types does Powerflex support?
- Powerflex sites may have Type 1 (J1772) connectors, CCS (Type 1) connectors, CHAdeMO connectors, and NACS / Tesla Supercharger connectors. Drivers should check the specific site details for the available connectors.
- Is Powerflex good for long road trips?
- Given that 201 out of 228 chargers are slower AC units and there are no ultra-rapid options, Powerflex is not ideal for quick charging during long road trips. It is better suited for charging at your destination or workplace over longer periods.