Glad you asked! Download the app and we’ll send you a cable and an RFID card. With this in hand you can plug into any of our chargers and use the app or tap your RFID to pay for each charging session.

Yes, we are compatible with both the NACS and J1772 standards. When you sign up with us, we’ll automatically send you a NACS or J1772 cable. (Say goodbye to those adaptors!) This becomes your cable that stays in your car so you always have access to charge.

Not weird, just European. It’s actually the way most urban chargers across the EU, Northern Europe and the UK are configured. These geographic industries are a decade in front of ours and it's electric is bringing this sensible approach to the U.S.

Our chargers are Level-2, which provides 25 miles of battery range per hour. This makes our chargers ideal for overnight charging.

Each city's costs will vary based on factors like utility costs, kWh used or time plugged in, and time of day. In general, this will range between $0.25 and $0.43 per kWh used. By this math, plugging in a typical EV for 9 hours overnight could cost roughly $13.00

In order to incentivize customers to make the switch from gas to electric, we know it is important to offer public charging at an affordable price point. And because we operate in the public right-of-way, we always seek to collaborate with our municipal partners in setting an appropriate price.

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Our general pricing philosophy can be summarized as follows:
-We want our customers to pay less than they would for a gallon of gas
-We want our customers to pay less than they would to charge their battery with a DC Fast Charger
-We want to encourage customers to charge overnight rather than during the day

We’re working to be in as many cities as possible. Click here to sign up for our waitlist, which helps to show us the greatest demand and where to go next!