
Burlington Mall
2.2(5)
Electrify America
4 ports · J1772 / CCS1 · up to 350 kW
PRICING
$0.64 / kWh
AI Overview
Chargers on the west side of the lot facing Legal Sea Foods; free pull-in parking with lighting and space for trailers. Drivers frequently report chargers being blocked by non-charging vehicles and high demand with waits. Multiple reports of individual chargers failing to connect or disconnecting immediately; charger reliability appears inconsistent.
Address
75 Middlesex TurnpikeBurlington, MA 01803United StatesHours
Open 24 hours
Reviews
charles fang★★★★★Mar 2026 • Google Maps
EV charging spots are frequently blocked by cars that are not charging. This makes it difficult for EV drivers to use the chargers. Hope management can enforce the rules better.
Alyssa Sklarski★★★★★Dec 2025 • Google Maps
Need more stations, three these days isn't nearly enough, there's always a wait. Other than that it was fine.
Matthew Karlsson★★★★★Aug 2025 • Google Maps
Totally insufficient to meet demand. If you go here at almost any time a normal person would find themselves at the mall, all of the chargers are occupied, and there is no orderly way to determine who is next in line. Also, jerks frequently just leave their cars here once done charging and accrue idling fees just trying up the charger. They should automatically unlock the charger once the charge is complete so someone else can use it.
Paul Lamson-LaPlume★★★★★Aug 2025 • Google Maps
Avoid using Electrify America chargers if you can. I was tempted to give a one-star rating to emphasize my frustration but the second star represents being able to use a fast charger (rated for 350kW) that actually worked on the first try (the implication here is that we've experienced our share of non-working EA chargers). My big gripe is the no-warning idle fee. Allow me to explain and let me know if I'm off the mark. After plugging in and doing the payment setup on the screen, I explicitly opted to receive text updates so that I would know when charging was complete so that I could AVOID an idle fee. I was visually checking my phone often to make sure I didn't miss a text. I never received a text informing me that charging was complete and that we were going into idle time (I don't have access to remote information about this car as I was borrowing it) - it wasn't until we unplugged that a summary text was sent to me. I reached out to EA's customer service team with the details to try and get a refund on the idle fee and here is their uninformative conclusion that doesn't even address my concern about NEVER RECEIVING A TEXT informing me that charging was complete (i.e., a technical issue with THEIR equipment): "Thank you for contacting Electrify America. After carefully reviewing your request, we are unable to process a refund for the session in question. Our records show you were correctly billed for idle fees, as your vehicle was not unplugged within the 10-minute grace period. Please refer to the charger screen for the most up-to-date information concerning pricing, power levels, and idle fees for your session." Where in that response does it indicate that they verified that a text message was confirmed to have been sent by their system (at least at that point I would know the fault was on my end with my phone)? But no. Alas, more evidence that Electrify America is a compliance project by VW being run as such.
Mark Hoffman★★★★★Mar 2022 • Google Maps
EA chargers are fairly easy to use once you've set up the App. They don't provide enough information to evaluate the charging characteristics of the battery. The time charging should include seconds so I know when it's about to change to record data at the minute. They don't report power which could be as ##.### KW. They don't allow you to have the full information window on all the time. It keeps switching to limited information and you have to touch a virtual button to get back. It would be nice if I could get back in my car and record info from there. It doesn't show % SoC and time to 80% at the same time. It would be even better if the App also gave (and kept) all this info for every minute on charge.




