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Where to find IONNA charging locations
4 months ago
Where are the IONNA chargers?
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We found a lot of IONNA locations last summer on our coast-to-coast trip, coming home to California on I-70. IONNA is building fast. Look them up here: https://www.ionna.com/rechargeries/find-a-rechargery/
They were started by a collaboration of eight major automakers: BMW, GM, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis, and Toyota. They are open to all brands, CCS and NACS, and are high speed, mostly 400 kW. The first one opened about two years ago, with over 1,000 stalls open now.
The goal was to make a pleasant charging experience for EV customers, in the spirit of Tesla Superchargers but with better services. Most have canopies, window washers, garbage cans, and nearby amenities. They also have good prices, about 36¢/kWh average. There are not many near me in Northern California, but they are building more quickly—mostly on interstates and in big cities, with locations branching out. They plan 30,000 handles by 2030.
Thank you!
IONNA comes up in the Rivian app's routing feature if you select it as one of your preferred chargers, and it's Plug and Charge via the Rivian app.
They are so new, they often don't come up when planning charge routes. Last summer we couldn't find them in Google Maps or in ABRP, so we looked them up on the IONNA site and forced our trip planner to go to them.
Good info! I just checked: Rivian Adventure Network in Daytona Beach: $0.50/kWh. IONNA in Daytona Beach: $0.34/kWh.
I love IONNA, but I don't think Pebble will charge on their Alpitronic 400 kW chargers. I'd love to hear if someone has success. We were unable to charge at a BP Pulse station using Alpitronic 400s.
I’m currently charging both at an Electrify America station, so yay!
What speed, kW, is that EA charger?