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Recharge at City Locations

The City of Nanaimo has installed charging stations at six locations around town. Recharge your electric vehicle (EV) or plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) while you swim, skate, play tennis, walk on the waterfront or visit downtown. Fast forward to the future, and as more zero emission electric vehicles are produced, there'll be even more of these plug and play options.

A closeup of a plug charging a PHEV with a chargepoint charger in front of the car.

The City of Nanaimo uses ChargePoint for it's six outdoor, publicly accessible charging stations (level 2 - 240 volt):

A white Tesla is plugged into a City of Nanaimo EV Charger at Oliver Woods Park

Oliver Woods Community Centre

A blue Tesla charges at an EV station beside Beban Pool in Nanaimo

Beban Park

A burgandy Nissan Leaf is parked at an EV charging station in Bowen Park, Nanaimo

Bowen Park (near the tennis Courts)

An EV charging station by the waterfront at Maffeo Sutton Park in Nanaimo.

Maffeo Sutton Park

A close-up picture of an EV charger plugged into a vehicle at Merle Logan Park in Nanaimo.

Merle Logan Field

Two PHEV cars sit charging outside of Nanaimo City Hall, overlooking the orange sky and waterfront in the distance.

Nanaimo City Hall

Two more City of Nanaimo EV charging stations (level 2 - 240 volt) can be found in the City of Nanaimo's downtown parkades. Usual pay parking rates apply at our parkade locations.

A blue Chevy Bolt charges at an EV charger in a parkade in Nanaimo.

Harbourfront Parkade

A Toyota sits charging at an EV charger in the Vancouver Island Conference Centre parkade in Nanaimo.

VICC (Port of Nanaimo Centre) Parkade

 

For more about EVs and charging options in Nanaimo, visit www.plugshare.com or www.evhype.com (*please note: these are not City of Nanaimo websites and we can not guarantee that the information on these sites is accurate and up-to-date).

Last updated: June 23, 2023

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