Charging Program Benefits
Access to more than 46,000 chargers in 50 states
Access 24/7 customer support with the EVgo Charging Crew
Through EVgo and its partners, Subaru Charging provides access to more than 46,000 Level 2 and DCFC chargers, including 2,900 DCFC stalls.
EVgo is the nation’s largest public fast charging network
EVgo is powered by 100% renewable energy
Now even more access with the addition of roaming partners!
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Watch our video for step by step instructions on how to charge your electric vehicle with EVgo
Since 2019, EVgo has been the only EV charging network powered by 100% renewable energy. For every kilowatt-hour (kWh) consumed on our network, EVgo purchases a corresponding kWh Renewable Energy Credit (REC) from an accredited REC supplier. EVgo drivers can be confident that they’re supporting clean energy and helping us tackle climate change with every charge.
Learn MoreYou can find all of our public charging stations, along with our partner stations, on our website and in the EVgo app, via Plugshare, Waze, Goggle and Apple maps.
Since 2019, EVgo has been the only EV charging network powered by 100% renewable energy. For every kilowatt-hour (kWh) consumed on our network, EVgo purchases a corresponding kWh Renewable Energy Credit (REC) from an accredited REC supplier. EVgo drivers can be confident that they’re supporting clean energy and helping us tackle climate change with every charge.
Use the EVgo app to find the nearest available charger and select that station.
If you need directions to the station, select the map icon at the top.
-Go to the station.
-When you arrive at the station, select the appropriate connector for your vehicle from the EVgo app.
-Select the CCS connector and insert into your vehicle.
-Tap to start the charge.
The charger will now check to see if you have a successful connection. Power flow to your car will begin. The app will now show you are charging your vehicle.
If you have signed up to receive alerts, a notification will be sent to you that your car has started a charge.
Learn more about the EVgo app.
-If you are unable to activate a charge with your card or the app, try disconnecting and reconnecting the connector.
-Stop your charge when your battery is 80% full.
-Try to avoid letting your battery get too close to empty.
-Preserve range by using your EV's regenerative breaking.
The EVgo network has more than 850 fast charging locations and 1,000+ L2 chargers across the U.S. EVgo stations feature a range of different options, from 50kW chargers to high-powered 350kW chargers, so you can charge up to 80% in 15-45 minutes.1 Please refer to your owner’s manual for more info on your EV’s capability.
1Actual charging speed depends on vehicle’s charging capability.
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