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El Segundo, CA
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Replying to @ManniMan2000
Thanks for taking the time to add these locations and their details yourself. I've passed your feedback along to the team.
Love this! Free charging at the hotel is a great find. ⚡
We hope you left a check-in about your experience in the app so the next driver knows what to expect. Thanks for sharing!
Replying to @nickmlittlejohn
You can now report an image by tapping the Edit pencil, then Report Inaccuracy. I’ve also let the right person on our team know about the issue.
Replying to @i789111
Our amenity filters (food, restrooms, etc.) might get you what you’re looking for, and I’ll pass your feedback along to the team too.
For Tesla speeds, check the check-ins. Drivers often post the speeds they actually got, so you can see which sites go past 80 kW for cars like yours. Your car’s charging curve, the battery temperature, and how many people are charging can all affect your speed. Leave a check-in with your speeds too, it helps the next driver!
6/ With the next generation of chargers on the way, when do you think we’ll have to raise the filter again? And how high? 👇 #EVcharging
#ElectricVehicles
#PlugShare
5/ Your car still decides how fast you charge. Peak rate, charging curve, and cold weather all play a part. Check driver check-ins to see how a station really performs.
4/ Pair it with Trip Planner. Taking it easy on the first leg? Lower the power filter and look for spots with food. Just need a quick stop on the way home? Raise it and find the fastest charger within a mile of your route.
3/ Right now, 400-500 kW usually means the newest hardware. Think IONNA Rechargeries (@ionnaofficial), @Walmart EV Charging, and V4 @Tesla Superchargers. Filter for that range to find the shiny new sites.
2/ “My EV can’t take 500 kW, so why care?” Fair question. A lot of new sites share power between stalls. A 400 kW charger can drop to 200 kW when someone plugs in next to you, and sometimes even lower. The higher filter helps you find sites with enough power left over for you.
1/ PlugShare is powering up. Our search filters now go past 350 kW, up to 500+ kW. You asked for it, and it’s finally here. 🧵
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Thought I’d never been to this charger before
*checks @plugshare history*: oh
There's a "Free" filter hiding in the PlugShare app.
Open the map, scroll the Quick Filters, swipe right, tap "Free."
Now you're only seeing charging that costs nothing. It stays on until you tap it off, so if the map looks empty later, that's why.
15 years. 10.3M check-ins. Now at a glance.
PlugShare's check-in summaries turn driver reviews into instant digests: 81% of locations reliable, 47% flag a charger that often fails (plus the fix), 35% flag nearby food.
10,000+ US locations, live now: company.plugshare.com/checki…
Replying to @nickmlittlejohn
Thanks for letting us know. We'll get this blocked.








