Boston, Ma - Richard B. Ross Way Supercharger
1.3(6)
Tesla Supercharger
8 ports · NACS · up to 72 kW
PRICING
$0.34 / kWh
AI Overview
The chargers are located on parking level P3 (lowest level) inside a paid parking garage; parking fees apply unless you spend at least $30 at the Target upstairs and validate. The garage has a 2.49 m (8 ft 2 in) overhead clearance. Drivers report inconsistent availability shown in the app and note that cellular signal is poor on P3.
Address
86 Van Ness StreetBoston, MA 02215United StatesHours
Open 24 hours
Reviews
Seth Yablonovitz★★★★★Apr 2024 • Google Maps
Very poorly executed. This supercharger is located 3 parking levels down from the street at the very bottom of a smelly parking garage with no internet, and the electric charging is extremely slow bc these are the weakest kind of superchargers. Oh, and the best - you need to pay the $12 parking fee in order to enter the garage. Unless you want to go shopping at Target while you wait, avoid this charging station if at all possible…
Chan Huot★★★★★Jan 2024 • Google Maps
Quick review: -Chargers are located on P3 lower level IN the garage -$12 parking garage fee if not shopping at Target (not including the charging session fee) -Came here around 4:30pm on Thursday and 6/8 spots were open Not a great spot due to location and costs but at least it's there if you really need it.
Joshua Karlin★★★★★Dec 2023 • Google Maps
If you're going to Target its ok, not good, just ok. You have spend $30 at Target for your parking to be validated to cost $5 for one hour, just don't go over the hour. I completely agree with the others that this should be removed the the Tesla map since having to pay to get in to charge makes no sense. You're not there to stay. If they change it to free 45min parking if charging and they would have 5*.
Alexander Tsepkov★★★★★Apr 2023 • Google Maps
No guys, it's not ok to hide a supercharger in a paid parking garage where the entry fee costs most than the charge itself. This supercharger should not be recommended by my car as a viable charging spot, or at least give me some sort of warning before I get to the spot, or let me hide it from recommendations. How is it that I can chose to avoid toll roads but can't choose to avoid pay-to-access superchargers that charge several times more as the entry fee?
Jennifer Haupt★★★★★Nov 2022 • Google Maps
This one was a miss for me. A few things to know: 1. You have to pay for parking- $5 validated from Target with a $30 purchase 2. Connect your car to the wifi or you won’t know where you are in your charge cycle because there is no signal on the third level of the parking garage 3. 70 kW power level
Wheeler Law★★★★★Feb 2020 • Google Maps
Almost always has spots available. Right under a Target. You can get your parking validated if you spend some money there. But if you're just looking for a charge, the garage costs $15. A better Supercharger to go to is the one in the South Bay shopping center, since the garage is free.
