ChargePoint Charging Station

The shift toward electric vehicles has made charging infrastructure a quiet but essential part of urban mobility. In Lower Manhattan, a public charging station offers a no-frills option for drivers who need to top up while navigating the city. This isn’t a dealership or a service center—just a spot to plug in, charge, and continue on.

Positioned near the intersection of North End Avenue and Vesey Street, the station sits in an area where residential towers meet the Hudson River waterfront. The location makes it convenient for those coming from Battery Park City or passing through on their way to the Holland Tunnel. No membership is required, and the setup is designed for compatibility with most EV models currently on the road.

Drivers can verify availability and plan a stop using real-time map data, which helps avoid unnecessary detours. The station’s listing includes basic details, but as with any public charging point, it’s wise to confirm operational status before arriving. For quick reference, the exact coordinates place it at 211 N End Ave New York, NY 10282—a straightforward address in a neighborhood where efficiency matters.

Questions about compatibility or access? The support line at (888) 758-4389 connects to ChargePoint’s general assistance, though local signage usually covers the essentials. For directions or a closer look at the surrounding area, the [map](https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c25a1c89651bcf:0x29211c2f0517cf78) provides the necessary orientation. It’s one of those utilitarian stops that doesn’t demand attention—until the moment you need it.