Tesla Destination Charger

Tesla Destination Chargers provide fast, reliable electric vehicle charging for drivers on West 76th Street. All you need is a Tesla vehicle, a compatible charging cable, or an adapter to plug in. Level 2 charging brings up to 44 miles of range per hour when your battery is low. If you're topping up before a short errand, the dual-port design cuts wait times in half. Credit-card–enabled chargers let guests pay without a membership or app. Spot a red Tesla logo on the station and you'll know you're in the right place.

Outside the West 76th Street subway entrance sits a Tesla Destination Charger at 200 West End Ave, New York, NY 10023. A single stall faces 76th, shaded by the building's overhang. Beyond the sidewalk there's a patch of tree beds and brownstone stoops, the Upper West Side humming quietly in the background. The charger blends into the historic mix of cafes and family-run shops lining the avenue. Early evening brings a steady trickle of dog-walkers and stroller traffic; by midnight the block quiets to a neighborhood lull.

For charging questions or payment hiccups, call (212) 929-9404 between 9 am and 9 pm. After-hours assistance routes calls to voicemail, though alerts usually clear before morning. Most drivers swipe a card, tap “Start,” then walk a block to pick up groceries or grab coffee. If you're unfamiliar with the area, the map keeps the walk short and the sidewalks safe.

Across from P.S. 87 and a few doors down from a 24-hour deli, the site slots neatly into a residential stretch where blocks feel self-contained. It's the kind of charger you won't overthink—plug in, finish your errand, and move on.