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Electric vehicle charging stations at work can help attract and retain employees, demonstrate a company's support for a cleaner environment, and increase fuel cost savings when changing from gasoline to electric fleets. 

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Charge up while you’re away

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There may be times you need to charge your EV while away from home.  You can plug in to any common 120-volt outlet using your vehicle’s standard charging cord. 

You can use a growing number of online tools to help you find faster 240-volt public charging stations.  Many EVs have built-in apps to help you locate the closest charging station via your vehicle’s GPS map.

Options while on the road

  • 120-volt outlets provide you with 5 miles for every hour you charge and are often enough for charging at work or overnight when traveling

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Choose your best rate option

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SDG&E offers special plug-in vehicle rates that make it easy for you to save money while charging your vehicle at home.  On these special time-of-use (TOU) rates, the price of electricity is lowest at night, which means you can save the most money by setting your car to charge from midnight to 5 a.m.  During this time is when most homes and businesses are using less energy.  Unlike the more common tiered household electricity rate, the price does not increase as you use more electricity – price varies only by the time of day.

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At-home charging

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Ask your auto dealer what the vehicle manufacturer recommends for getting your home plug-in ready.  Charging times vary depending on how far you drive between charging, the speed of your charging equipment and the capabilities of your EV.  For vehicles and charging units capable of shorter charging times, higher-power electrical connections may be required – similar to the electrical connection for a clothing drier. 

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Getting Started

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Find a plug-in vehicle that’s right for you

Several major auto manufacturers now offer all-electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (EVs).  Check your local dealer’s website for details on specific models that meet your driving needs.  Regardless of what type you choose, driving an EV on electricity can reduce your car’s fuel bill by 75%!

Plug-in vehicle types

All-electric vehicles

  • Run on electricity only

  • Use electricity stored in large batteries

  • Plug into standard outlets or special charging units

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Electric Vehicles

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Electric vehicles provide you with a wide range of ways to be energy clean with your transportation.  We will help you pay the lowest price for your electric vehicle fuel.

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