ELECTRIC VEHICLE PUBLIC
CHARGING STATION NETWORK
Santikos
Proposed A
Proposed B
1604
HOLLYWOOD
PARK
UTSA
SHAVANO
PARK
HELOTES
281
Santikos
HEB
Santikos
1604
Proposed C
WETMORE
10
Santikos
1604
281
LEON VALLEY
HEB
Wonderland of
the Americas
HEB
35
ALAMO
HEIGHTS
HEB
OLMOS
PARK
FORT
SAM HOUSTON
Bexar
County
MEMORIAL University
HEIGHTS Health System
University Health
System
Proposed D
AT&T CENTER
Central
Library
Marina
Garage
90
LACKLAND
AFB
410
10
410
35
Santikos
University
Health System
University Health
System
151
Thousand
Oaks Library
SAN ANTONIO
INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT
CASTLE HILLS
Northeast
Lakeview
College
Houston
St. Garage
St. Philip’s
College
10
University
Health System
Port San AntonioENGLEWOOD Bexar
County
410
37
410
HEB
35
Santikos
BROOKS
CITY BASE
1604
Proposed E
410
35
Proposed F
N
37
REVISED 2-4-15
WHY YOU WANT AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE
Low Maintenance
EVs have fewer mechanical parts than gas-powered cars. That means no
oil changes or tune-ups for your 100% electric vehicle.
Convenient
Charge your EV at home! A 240-volt charger, installed in your garage
or on your driveway, can charge your car in a matter of hours. And,
there’s plenty of off-peak energy available during the overnight hours.
A standard 120-volt works just fine for plug-in hybrids overnight,
delivering a full charge in 6 to 8 hours. Contact a local electrician to
ensure that your home is EV ready.
Energy Independence
Plug-in vehicles use power produced locally or regionally so the money
you spend to fuel your car stays right here in Texas…most of it in San
Antonio.
CPS Energy’s diverse fuel sources make power more affordable and
reliable than the global oil markets.
Clean and Green
When you recharge, some of that electricity comes from CPS Energy’s
wind and solar farms. Clean, emission-free Texas energy! And reducing
the number of gas vehicles on the road decreases carbon emissions
and air pollution. It’s all good for the environment and San Antonio’s
air quality.
Lots of Options
Chevrolet Spark EV
Nissan Leaf
Mitsubishi i
Fiat 500e
Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid
Ford C-MAX Energi
Chevrolet Volt
Ford Focus EV
Tesla Model S
Ford Fusion Energi
Honda Accord Plug-In Hybrid
Cadillac ELR
BMW i3
Smart ED
Volkswagon E-Golf
More coming in 2015!
What We’re Doing
CPS Energy has already installed more than 120 public charging
stations throughout San Antonio.
We’re evaluating options to enable charging for EV owners in multifamily residential housing, setting up a program that helps employers
provide vehicle charging for their employees, and updating the singlefamily residential rebate program.
We’re also engaged in fleet-focused research that should provide
businesses data-backed information to make financially sound decisions
about integrating EVs into fleets.
Let’s go EV, SA!
Wonderland of the Americas
4522 Fredericksburg Rd 78201
Santikos
17703 IH 10W 78257
13707 Embassy Row 78216
2938 NE Loop 410 78218
7600 IH 10 78230
1918 SW Military 78221
11505 W Loop 1604 N 78250
University Health System
4502 Medical Dr. 78229
903 W. Martin 78203
701 S. Zarzamora 78207
1055 Ada St. 78223
302 W. Rector 78203
2121 SW 36th St. 78237
UTSA
One UTSA Circle 78249
501 César E. Chávez Blvd 78207
HEB
4821 Broadway 78209
300 W. Olmos 78212
12777 IH 10W 78230
8219 Marbach 78227
6818 Zarzamora 78224
Bexar County
233 N. Pecos La Trinidad 78207
600 Mission Rd. 78210
Central Library Parking Garage
600 Soledad St. 78205
Houston St. Garage
240 E. Houston St. 78205
Marina Garage
850 E. Commerce St. 78205
St. Mary’s Garage
400 N St. Mary’s 78205
Thousand Oaks Library
4618 Thousand Oaks 78223
St. Philip’s College
2207 Wyoming 78203
Port of San Antonio
907 Billy Mitchell Blvd 78226
Northeast Lakeview College
1201 Kitty Hawk Rd. 78148
Proposed Level 3 Sites
A-F