EV Charging Stations in Los Angeles

Public EV charging stations in Los Angeles are usually located near supermarkets, shopping malls, parks, schools, and along the highways. Some charging stations are:

• bp pulse LAX — 9150 Aviation Blvd, Inglewood, CA 90301. bp pulse's largest US site, two miles from LAX, with 48 charging bays on a mix of 400kW and 150kW chargers and both NACS and CCS connectors. A lounge, vending machines, restrooms and Wi-Fi are listed as coming soon.²
• LADWP John Ferraro Building — 111 N Hope St., downtown Los Angeles. Free public charging at the city utility's headquarters, with 24 Level 2 chargers and three DC fast chargers, open Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.³
• LADWP Crenshaw Customer Service Center — 4030 Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles. Free public charging with 16 Level 2 chargers and four DC fast chargers, open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.³

There is no single price to charge an EV in Los Angeles: each network sets its own station rates. Charging is free at LADWP-owned public stations across the city³. Electrify America prices DC fast charging by location, plan and energy delivered, and shows the live price in its app or on the charger before you start⁴; its Pass+ plan saves about 25%. EVgo pay-as-you-go adds a $0.99 session fee ($2.99 by card), while its $6.99 and $12.99 plans waive it⁵. Level 2 chargers cost less than DC fast. At home, California's average 34.74 cents per kWh in June 2026⁶ makes a 60 kWh charge about $20.80.