Electrify America Opens Its First Charging Station in Santa Monica, Enhancing EV Access

Electrify America Expands Network with New Charging Station in Santa Monica



On August 13, 2025, Electrify America celebrated a significant milestone with the grand opening of its first charging station in Santa Monica, California. This new facility is a response to the growing demand for accessible public charging points for electric vehicles (EVs) in the region.

The Santa Monica station is equipped with 20 ultra-rapid chargers capable of delivering power at speeds of up to 350 kilowatts (kW). This impressive charging rate translates to adding up to 20 miles of range per minute for compatible electric vehicles, making it an efficient option for EV drivers on the go. As the largest open network of 350 kW chargers in the United States, Electrify America caters specifically to the needs of today's high-voltage electric vehicles.

Located conveniently near the I-10 freeway, the Santa Monica charging station embodies Electrify America’s commitment to enhancing driver experiences. “Our station here in Santa Monica showcases the direction of electric vehicle charging,” stated Robert Barrosa, the company's President and CEO. “We are focusing on expanding in areas where drivers need us the most and building larger stations with more ultra-rapid chargers. It's about creating a network that works seamlessly for a larger community and empowers their journeys across North America.”

Electrify America operates over 1,000 stations with more than 5,000 chargers across North America. Since the launch of its first 350 kW charger in 2018, the company has continuously evolved to meet the rising demand by testing new equipment and constructing large stations to support the next generation of electric vehicles.

The new Santa Monica station is a key element of Electrify America's holistic approach to providing a customer-centric charging experience. With larger stations bursting with advanced chargers, cutting-edge technology, and a focus on accessibility, the company is setting the stage for its future initiatives. Recent openings, including stations in San Francisco's Harrison Street and San Diego's Fashion Valley, reflect this strategy and serve as templates for planned stations in the years ahead.

Important Details about the Santa Monica Station:


  • - Address: 1802 Santa Monica Boulevard
  • - Charging Capacity: 20 ultra-rapid chargers at speeds of up to 350 kW
  • - Operational Hours: Open 24/7
  • - Safety Features: Equipped with security cameras
  • - Location: Close to the I-10 freeway and nearby service areas

All of the energy supplied to customers using Electrify America's ultra-rapid charging network is powered by 100% renewable energy, certified through renewable energy certificates (RECs). In 2024 alone, Electrify America facilitated over 16 million charging sessions, delivering more than 600 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of energy—a remarkable 65% increase from the previous year.

Looking ahead to 2025, Electrify America anticipates sustained growth in the demand for high-speed charging solutions. The company plans to continue expanding its network while investing in infrastructure and technology to adapt to the evolving needs of electric vehicle drivers.

About Electrify America


Electrify America, LLC operates the largest open ultra-fast charging network in the U.S., with an investment exceeding $2 billion dedicated to expanding infrastructure and providing access to zero-emission vehicles (ZEV). This investment aims to help millions of Americans charge confidently and discover the advantages of driving electric, as the network of community chargers expands from coast to coast. Currently, Electrify America’s ultra-fast charging network spans 47 states and the District of Columbia, supporting the escalating adoption of zero-emission vehicles with a convenient, technologically advanced setup designed for customer satisfaction. Additionally, Electrify Commercial offers expert solutions for businesses seeking to implement EV charging programs. For further information, visit www.electrifyamerica.com and media.electrifyamerica.com.

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