If you no longer need a charge when it is your turn, simply click Leave Waitlist to give up your spot. To leave the Waitlist anytime, open the app, click above the map where it shows how many...
If you do not respond when it is your turn in line, you will be automatically snoozed and the next person in line will be offered the spot. Each station owner sets the number of times a driver can...
NACS The North American Charging Standard (NACS) is an EV charging connector type developed by Tesla and opened for use to other manufacturers in 2022. It is not yet considered an industry standard...
Some stations require you to establish a connection to use them or offer special deals (like free or discounted charging) to drivers who connect to them. This might happen at workplaces, apartments...
If you are at a ChargePoint station with an orange faceplate without a screen, you can start a charging session in a few different ways. If the station has a QR code: In North America, you can start a...
Level 1 and level 2 charging An AC charging station supplies AC power to your car's on-board converter, which supplies DC power to the battery. With Level 1 AC charging, you simply plug the cord that...
Important note: this functionality is available to select users only and may not be available for your account. Yes. Once you link your EV using your OEM account credentials, the ChargePoint app pulls...
The number in the circle indicates the total number of charging spots in an area. Tap the circle for more details. The numbered circles (sometimes called blobs) on the map indicate how many ports...
The new ChargePoint app lets you change your password from inside your account and confirms the change with a one-time passcode (OTP) for added security. Follow the instructions below: Log in to the...
Stations managed with the ChargePoint Platform are independently owned, and each station owner or roaming partner decides how much it costs to use their stations. ChargePoint processes the payment for...
