Charge in as little as 30 minutes on the nation’s largest public DC fast charging network. The Electrify America app lets you find a charging station nearby, charge your EV, and manage your charging session. (Level 2 chargers also available at some locations).
You can use this app to: • Find an Electrify America charging station • Get directions from your current location to a selected charging station location • Become an Electrify America Pass or Pass+ member
When you sign up for a free Electrify America Pass membership, you can use this app to: • Check the availability of a charger in real-time and get notified when a charger becomes available • See charger details and save your favorite charging stations • Start and stop your charging session from your phone • Track your charging status easily while you shop or dine nearby • Get notified when your compatible EV reaches your desired state of charge • Pay contact-free from your phone • See your charge history and email a receipt
Visit a charging station often? Consider our Pass+ plan, which gives you all the benefits above, plus reduced costs for charging. (Monthly Fees Apply; Check App and the Electrify America Terms of Use for Details)
Electrify America’s powerful DC fast charging stations support all CCS (SAE Combo) and CHAdeMO-compatible EVs. You can also use the app to find Electrify America’s Level 2 chargers (with J1772 connectors).
That means you can charge just about any electric vehicle on the road with us, including: • Audi e-tron • Volkswagen ID.4 • Volkswagen e-Golf • Harley-Davidson LiveWire • Hyundai Kona Electric • BMW i3 • Mini Cooper SE Electric • Nissan Leaf • Nissan Leaf Plus • Chevrolet Volt • Chevrolet Bolt EV • Kia Niro EV • Kia Soul EV • Porsche Taycan • Tesla Model 3 (requires separate adapter) • Tesla Model S (requires separate adapter) • Tesla Model X (requires separate adapter) • Tesla Model Y (requires separate adapter)
Happy charging!
America’s largest public fast charging network, with over 500 charging stations.
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Jun 1, 2026
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Over half of the functions in the app say "Something unexpected happened. Check your internet connection." Nope, connection is just fine for every other app. Gaslighting by EA for something broken in their app. Couldn't even charge through the app. Had to start the charging on the station and NFC tap the phone for Members to get it to register our account and thus use our free credits.
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Russell Rogers
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February 20, 2026
I like this EV charging system, but after a recent experience I'm looking (and using other options). I believe someone unplugged my car during a charging session while I was in a shopping center but didn't realize it until 20 minutes had past. By the time I got to the car I had a 29 minute idle fee after only 6 minutes of charging. I explained this to their customer service and was told they would investigate. Afterwards, they still charged me, so I'm going to take a break from them.
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Tracey “Rapscallion Shenanigator” Powers
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May 5, 2025
Nearly every time I try to charge, something is ALWAYS broken requiring a phone call to support. Yesterday, the app refused to use the same credit card that has been linked with my account for years. I called customer support and they blamed my bank. I called my bank and they said there's nothing wrong with my card, but that EA thinks I have an invalid expiration date. I haven't changed ANYTHING in my EA account, and somehow randomly, my CC info is bad? I checked, the info in the app is CORRECT.