Where Can I Charge An Electric Car In The Northland?
You may not own one today - but statistics say that you will in the future. As electric cars become more prevalent, any initial unfamiliarity is fast becoming a thing of the past.
According to registration information, 2.1% of Americans currently drive an electric vehicle. And while that number may seem small, it represents an almost doubling from the year prior (1.3%) and almost the same result from two years ago (.86%). More impressive is the AAA survey that suggests that 20% of Americans plan to make their next vehicle an electric one.
Perhaps the biggest question most people have in regards to electric vehicles is "where can I charge them"? I'll admit - I have never seen an electric charging station and I wondered if there were any in our area.
Surprisingly - to me at least - there are quite a few places to charge an electric vehicle in the Northland. Duluth is home to 8 charging stations, Superior has 2, the Cloquet/Carlton area has one, Two Harbors offers 2 stations, and there are even a variety of them on the Iron Range. You can click here to visit on interactive map that provides a wealth of details about where they are located and what types of power/services they provide.
Here's a brief rundown of the Twin Ports locations:
DULUTH:
- Indian Point Campground: 7000 Pulaski Street
- Northstar Ford: 1420 Miller Trunk Highway
- Depot Parking: 602 W Michigan Street
- Duluth Supercharger: 200 West 1st Street
- Holiday Inn: 200 West Superior Street
- Duluth Transportation Center Public Parking: 228 W Michigan Street
- Endion Station Solar Canopy: 1 Lake Place Drive
- University of Wisconsin-Duluth: 1049 University Drive
SUPERIOR:
- Benna Ford: 3022 Tower Avenue
- Epicurean Factory Outlet: 257 B Main Street