Where to Find an EV Charging Station in Los Angeles, CA

Where to Find a Public Charging Station in LA

"But, what if I'm driving in Los Angeles and running out of battery power? And I'm nowhere near my home in Hollywood to recharge it. What happens? Will I be stranded?" We've heard those questions more times than we can count. Because many customers think ahead just like you. They want to ensure every angle is covered when switching to alternative fuel. And we don't blame them or you for the question. But, the result is not as dreadful as you think.

Charging Stations in LA

So, if you're out and about in Sherman Oaks or Los Angeles and you're running low on power, there's only one thing you need to do. If you have your smartphone handy or an in-cabin GPS, a quick search will reveal a network of public charging stations in LA. And currently, there are more than 4,000 public charging stations in Los Angeles alone. And even more, if you add the locations Glendale and Pasadena. It would be counterintuitive if auto manufacturers created these more efficient vehicles without a dependable network of charging stations.

You'll always be within striking distance of a battery recharge. And soon enough, charging stations will be as common as gas stations. And in some cities, they will even begin to outnumber them. With the growing popularity of hybrids and EVs, it's just a matter of time before the tables turn. Until then, you can rely on mobile apps and websites to point you to the nearest public charging station at all times.

Toyota of Hollywood

Don't worry about charging your Toyota EV or hybrid away from home. Rest assured, you'll always be close to a public charging station, no matter where you go. So, go ahead and make the jump. Browse our new Toyota inventory, reserve a Toyota hybrid or EV, and enjoy the convenience of alternative fuel. It's all here at Toyota of Hollywood.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do all Toyota EVs alert you when the battery is low?

Certain Honda vehicles are equipped with a battery management system. When your battery is low, this system will send an alert to your cluster instrument.

What are some ways I can check my EV battery status?

The instrument cluster will keep an updated power bar illuminated. Branded smartphone apps will also provide remote vehicle diagnostics, including battery power checks.

Should I keep my EV fully charged when possible?

The EV battery will last longer if you prevent it from charging to 100 percent or allowing it to reach 0. The 80/20 rule states you shouldn't charge your battery above 80 percent or let it fall below 20 percent. This preserves battery health. So, the sweet spot for your battery is between 20 and 80 percent.