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metro.net/ev Metro EV Charge Stations Electric vehicle charge stations are located at these Park & Ride lots. Sign up now at metro.net/ev. EV EV Chatsworth Amtrak & Metrolink Nordhoff SAN FERNANDO VALLEY Lake Allen Sierra MadreArcadia VillaMonroviaDuarte/CityIrwindale of HopeAzusa DowntownAPU/Citrus College Roscoe GOLD LINE FOOTHILL EXTENSION Plug in and Go Metro. Memorial Park Sherman Way SAN GABRIEL VALLEY Del Mar Canoga De Soto Pierce CollegeTampa Reseda Balboa Woodley SepulvedaVan NuysWoodmanValley CollegeLaurel Canyon North Hollywood Fillmore EV Universal City/Studio City South Pasadena EV Hollywood/Highland EV Hollywood/VineLAX FlyAway Highland Park Hollywood/Western Southwest Museum CENTRAL LA EV Vermont/Sunset Heritage Sq Vermont/Santa Monica Lincoln/Cypress Vermont/Beverly Chinatown PURPLE LINE EXTENSION Wilshire/WesternWilshire/Normandie Union Station Wilshire/Vermont Amtrak & Metrolink CivicGrand Ctr/Park Metrolink LAX FlyAway LAC+USC MedicalCal State Ctr LA El Monte Westlake/MacArthur Park EV ev charging fact sheet WESTSIDE REGIONAL 7th St/Metro Ctr CONNECTOR Pico Pershing Square LATTC/Ortho Soto Institute LittleArts Tokyo/ Dist Indiana Atlantic DOWNTOWN Pico/Aliso Maravilla LA Mariachi Plaza Grand/LATTC East LA Civic Ctr Overview How it works Downtown17th Santa St/SMC Monica26th St/BergamotExpo/BundyExpo/SepulvedaWestwood/RanchoPalms Culver Park CityLa Cienega/JeffersonExpo/La BreaFarmdaleExpo/CrenshawExpo/WesternExpo/VermontExpoPark/USC EASTSIDE 37th St/ San Pedro St As a leader in sustainability and clean technology SANTA USC Sign up for an account on metro.net/ev. MONICA Jefferson/USC Washington initiatives, Metro is the first transit agency in Rail Station 1 EV Slauson Vernon Transfer the nation to integrate electric vehicle (EV) charge Station BuswayStation SOUTH LA Slauson CRENSHAW/ stations at its Park & Ride lots. LAX PROJECT Busway Street EV Service PACIFIC OCEAN Manchester Florence UNDER CONSTRUCTION The Level 2 charge stations allow riders with Download the EV Gateway Mobile app, available Firestone EVs to conveniently charge their cars while using 2 for iPhone and Android. 103rd St/ Watts Towers Metro Rail the Metro system. Willowbrook/ LAX Shuttle G Crenshaw Harbor Fwy Rosa Parks A Line (Blue) LAX Aviation/LAXHawthorne/LennoxVermont/Athens Avalon Long Beach LakewoodBl NorwalkBl Downtown LA to Long Beach B Line (Red) Mariposa Rosecrans Compton North Hollywood to Union Station Park your vehicle at a Metro C Line (Green) Harbor Artesia Redondo Beach to Norwalk charge station marked with the El Segundo Gateway EV 3 Transit Ctr GATEWAY CITIES D Line (Purple) parking symbol to the right. Douglas Del Amo Wilshire/Western to Union Station EV E Line (Expo) Redondo Beach Carson Wardlow Downtown LA to Santa Monica L Line (Gold) Willow St East Los Angeles to Azusa SOUTH BAY EV Use the app to scan the station’s QR code. Pacific Pacific Coast Hwy Metro Busway Coast Or, touch your key fob on the reader pad Hwy 4 Anaheim St G Line (Orange) to start charging. Key fobs can be purchased EV Chatsworth to North Hollywood Pacific 5th St J Line (Silver) from portal.evgateway.com/evgateway. Av San Pedro to El Monte San Pedro Street Service in Downtown LA Downtown 1st St and San Pedro Long LAX FlyAway Beach Regional Rail 5 Plug in and Go Metro! Amtrak amtrak.com Metrolink metrolinktrains.com Airport Shuttle LAX FlyAway lawa.org/flyaway Note: EV Parking LAX Shuttle (free) spaces in these lots will lawa.org display this symbol. JAN 2020 Subject to Change 20-1583MM ©2020 LACMTA 20-1583MM ©2020 January 2020 20-0684dj lacmta ©2020 Pricing registered. To complete your sign up, download the > Atlantic Station Charging costs are in addition to applicable parking fees. EvGateway app available for iPhone and Android. RFIDs can 255 S Atlantic Bl, Los Angeles, CA 90022 also be purchased from EvGateway for $5.00. Six charge stations: Basement of parking structure. Locations > How do I access my account? EV charge stations are located at each of the > La Cienega/Jefferson Station To access your account, go to web portal portal.evgateway. following Metro Rail station parking lots: 3420 S La Cienega Bl, Los Angeles, CA 90016 com/evgateway/ and log in using the e-mail address and Three charge stations: Ground floor of parking structure password you provided during sign up. You can also access > Union Station to the right of entrance. your account by logging into the mobile app, using the same 801 N Vignes St, Los Angeles 90012 login credentials. Thirteen charge stations: P2 level (area D and H). > Canoga Station To purchase credits, you can pay with the credit card saved to 6650 Canoga Av, Los Angeles, CA 91303 your account. Alternatively, you can pay for credits via PayPal. > Universal City/Studio City Station Three charge stations: East side of parking lot near We do not offer auto-pay for credits. 3913 Lankershim Bl, Studio City 91604 busway entrance. Four charge stations: Northeast side of parking lot > What type of charge station is being provided? off of Campo De Cahuenga. > Chatsworth Station Metro has installed 20 208/240v 30amp Level 2 charge stations. 10005 Old Depot Plaza Rd, Los Angeles, CA 91311 They are capable of providing up to 7.2kw of power to your EV, > El Segundo Station Three charge stations: North side of parking lot. however, the speed with which your EV’s battery re-charges will > Who do I contact if I need assistance at the EV 2226 E El Segundo Bl, El Segundo 90245 depend on the capability of your on-board charger. charge station? Four charge stations: Middle of parking lot. > Expo Sepulveda > What will it cost to charge my car? For assistance with your vehicle charging needs or after 11214 Exposition Bl, Los Angeles, CA 90064 hours help, please contact 213.922.GO.EV(4638) 24/7 call > Redondo Beach Station Charging costs $1 per hour with a three-hour cap. The driver Six charge stations: Ground floor of parking structure center. You can also e-mail us at [email protected]. 2406 Marine Av, Redondo Beach, CA 90260 will be charged an additional $0.25 per transaction. There is to the right of entrance. Please be ready to provide your account name and your RFID Four charge stations: Parallel parking to the right no monthly or start-up fee, and charging costs are rounded ID number (if applicable). of the entrance. See the map on the back of this fact sheet for more details. off to the nearest whole minute, not the hour. > How do I know what my RFID number is? > Willow St Station > How do I top-up my account with more credits? Your RFID number is printed on your RFID card. 2750 American Av, Long Beach 90806 To purchase additional credits, log in to your account at Four charge stations: 1st level of parking structure portal.evgateway.com/evgateway/. Click the “Add balance” > Once my account is created do I need to keep my near west entrance. Benefits button located under “Payment.” Then recharge your account RFID number? Low Price – You can charge all day for just $3. starting from $20. You can also add funds to your account by We recommend that you keep your RFID number for your > Sierra Madre Villa Station logging into the mobile app, using the same login credentials. records. 149 N Halstead St, Pasadena 91107 Convenience – Your vehicle will be fully charged Four charge stations: Ground floor of parking garage. when you return from your travels. > How can I check my balance and usage? > Can I have multiple RFIDs associated with my account? You can check your credit balance and usage after each Yes, the network allows multiple RFIDs to be associated with > Arcadia Station Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions – By charge by logging onto your account at portal.evgateway.com/ an account. Charging credits are attached to user accounts 73 E Santa Clara St, Arcadia, CA 91006 combining an EV trip with public transit, evgateway/. You can also check your usage on the and are shared among RFIDs assigned to that account. Three charge stations: Ground floor of parking garage. mobile app. you’ll further help to reduce our region’s overall > Can I use my RFID with other charge station networks? greenhouse gas emissions. > How do I activate the charge station? > Monrovia Station The RFID is compatible with Metro’s EV charge stations, and 1641 S Primrose Av, Monrovia 91016 Expansion to More Stations – Metro plans You initiate a charging session by scanning the station’s QR all public EvGateway network chargers. Metro’s network Three charge stations: Ground floor of parking garage. to expand its EV charging program as regional code with the mobile app or entering the station ID. You can provider, EvGateway, will continue to participate in trade demand increases. also scan your RFID on the RFID reader on the front of the group efforts to explore interoperability. unit. This will initiate the charge session. Then simply plug > Duarte/City of Hope > Can I use the mobile app with other charge stations? 1789 Business Center Dr, Duarte 91010 the power cable into your vehicle. The first time you initiate a Yes, the EvGateway mobile app can be used to activate a Three charge stations: Parking lot. charge session, there may be up to a 30-second delay. After the initial charge, the station should recognize and authorize charge session with any station in the EvGateway network. > Irwindale Station your account immediately. > Can I use my key fob for multiple EVs? 15998 Avenida Padilla, Irwindale 91702 FAQs > Will I be notified when my charging session is complete Yes, the RFID is linked to your account and you can use it for Three charge stations: Ground floor of parking garage. > How were the stations selected? or interrupted? multiple vehicles.
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