Electric vehicles are more popular than ever in the Huntersville area, with all the most popular automakers offering a hybrid or electric model in their inventory! EVs used to be niche and hard to find, but these days you can find fully-electric sedans, SUVs, trucks, and even commercial buses. If you’ve bought an EV–or if you’re just looking–you might be wondering about your charging options. Luckily, charging an electric car is easy whether you’re at home or on the go! The team at Modern Nissan of Lake Norman has more details on electric car charging stations in the guide below.
Electric car charging stations can roughly be divided into three categories: Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3. Levels 1 and 2 are home chargers, while Level 3 (for now) can only be found in public. Each level of charging works a little bit differently, so we’ve outlined everything you need to know below:
The short answer is: it depends. Some public charging stations are free as long as you download a compatible app or become a member–most charging stations are part of larger networks like PlugShare, Electrify America, or Chargeway. Other stations charge you based on the time it takes to charge the vehicle or the number of kilowatt-hours you use to top the battery off. The cost varies depending on a few different factors, like the network and the cost of electricity in your city.
If you have any questions about charging your electric car, don’t hesitate to contact our office! You can also stop by our dealership to talk to a member of our team in person – we’re conveniently located near Mooresville.
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