Cedar Realty Riverview (Philadelphia, Pa)

PRICING

$0.56 / kWh

AI Overview

Drivers report mixed reliability at this station. Several recent visits describe all chargers working well, but others from the past year note that chargers were offline or malfunctioning—in one case, all four were down during the driver's visit. The station is popular and often has a wait. Parking is free.

Address

Hours

Open 24 hours

Reviews

• Joseph Casile★★★★★Jun 2026 • Google Maps

  if there was zero stars they would get that. Drove 15 miles to get to one all four didn’t work and cost me 250$ to tow home. The worst

• George Simmons★★★★★May 2026 • Google Maps

  Recommended. There are 4 fast chargers. They were all working when I was there. They charge fast. I didn't need an app - I just swiped my card as if I was getting gas. It was the BEST CHARGING EXPERIENCE I've ever had by a wide margin. The only negative is the charges are popular. I didn't have to wait but there was a line when I left.

• Larisa McShane★★★★★Feb 2026 • Google Maps

  I had deeply frustrating and unsafe charging experience on Saturday evening, February 7th in Philadelphia, PA I live in the suburbs of Philadelphia and was visiting my son in the city. The total trip should not exceed approximately 36 miles. I began the drive in my Kia EV9 with about 70 miles of range. By the time I reached the city, I had inexplicably used approximately 40 miles of range for an 18–16 mile drive, leaving me with only about 30 miles remaining. To avoid risking being stranded, I attempted to locate a charging station. I visited two ChargePoint locations, both of which were inaccessible and restricted to residents of the buildings where they were located. I was unable to charge at either location. Because I had a dinner reservation and was already running late, I had to stop searching for chargers and drove to the restaurant. After dinner, at approximately 6:30 p.m., I arrived at an Electrify America charging station with only 9 miles of range remaining. There were five vehicles ahead of me waiting to charge. Of the four chargers at this location, only three were operational; the fourth required repair. I remained in line for approximately FOUR hours in 4-degree weather, without access to warmth or shelter. As my battery level dropped, my car stopped providing heat altogether. I did not begin charging until approximately 10:45 p.m. I finally arrived home around 12:00 a.m., instead of the expected 7 p.m. In total, I spent nearly five hours waiting to charge and charging my vehicle. This experience was not only exhausting but physically unsafe. My hands and feet were numb from the cold. The frustration among other drivers was intense—multiple people stated they would never purchase an electric vehicle again after this experience. This level of infrastructure unreliability is unacceptable. Public charging should not involve hours-long waits in freezing temperatures, nor should drivers be forced to gamble on inaccessible or nonfunctional stations. This experience has seriously impacted my confidence in public EV charging and has made me reconsider purchasing another electric vehicle in the future.

• BIG J★★★★★Sep 2025 • Google Maps

  The charging stations need to be serviced and repaired, but the rates were good, and the charging is pretty quick if it's working.

• Roy Chan★★★★★Jan 2025 • Google Maps

  The chargers worked, just the app took some time to proceed. The opening to enter the parking lot was on the side but not the main road.

• Melvin Jefferson★★★★★May 2024 • Google Maps

  Initializing using the manufacturer provided app takes a few minutes but charging was seamless. Maintained 145kw and charged our vehicle in 20 minutes. Two open stalls when we arrived and no one sleeping in their car like many other chargers.

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