As electric vehicle technology becomes more and more popular, electric charging stations continue to pop up all across the country. And while most require payment to get you going, not all do! Whether you drive a plug-in hybrid or an all-electric model, knowing how to find free charging stations around St. Louis can save you a lot of money. But, just where do you go for fee-free charging?
The team at Suntrup Automotive Group is here to walk you through a few strategies to find spots around St. Charles and Fenton, including some of our favorite apps to find EV charging stations.
One of the simplest ways to find charging spots around town is to run a quick Google search. However, make sure to double check each location to make sure there are no fees involved. Sometimes, the convenience of a particular location is worth a few bucks, but if you truly want to charge up for free, here are a few spots to try:
If you’re out and about in St. Louis, using an app to find EV charging stations is extremely convenient. Not only can apps help you find spots around town that you may have missed, but they can also help you during travels. And luckily, there are tons of great options that you can download right now. Here are some of the top apps to find EV charging stations:
Want to find out more about our favorite free charging stations around St. Louis? Want to learn more about how long it takes to charge an EV? We’re here to answer any questions you have about electric car ownership! Stop by our showroom to see our current inventory of hybrid and electric models, and let’s chat about the latest in green technology. Contact us online at any time for more information.
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