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EV Charging Station Santa Rosa CA US
Located at 2227 Capricorn Way, Santa Rosa, CA 95407, this ChargePoint Charging Station provides essential electric vehicle (EV) charging services for drivers in the area. The station offers a range of charging options, including both Level 2 and Level 3 (DC fast) chargers, catering to diverse needs from quick top-ups to extended charging sessions. This makes it a convenient stop for EV owners traveling through Santa Rosa or seeking reliable charging infrastructure in the region.
Notable features include multiple charging ports equipped with compatible connector types such as CCS (Combined Charging System) and Tesla connectors, ensuring accessibility for a wide array of EV models. Real-time charger availability can be checked via the ChargePoint app or website, allowing users to plan their visits efficiently. The location is strategically positioned to serve local residents, commuters, and travelers, supporting the growing demand for sustainable transportation solutions in Santa Rosa.
Location Reviews
Santa Rosa, California, has 150 public EV charging stations, including 13 free stations and 23 DC Fast Chargers, with a mix of Level 2 and fast-charging ports. The city’s infrastructure is well-established, with popular locations such as Coddingtown Shopping Center and Santa Rosa Plaza frequently used, as indicated by high check-in numbers. However, the available reviews are limited and sparse, with no detailed user feedback beyond a few brief comments.
Among the limited user input, some mentions highlight issues such as station unavailability (e.g., charging spots occupied by non-EV vehicles) and reports of defective equipment. Conversely, one user noted a successful charging experience. These comments suggest occasional reliability and accessibility challenges, though the overall sentiment remains neutral due to the lack of comprehensive reviews. The presence of multiple charging networks (e.g., ChargePoint, Supercharger) and a variety of plug types (J1772, CCS, CHAdeMO) indicates broad compatibility, but specific user experiences remain underreported.