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Kroger-Frys 673 (Scottsdale, Az)

4.2(5)

Electrify America

4 ports · CCS1 · up to 350 kW

PRICING

$0.56 / kWh

AI Overview

The chargers are located on the side of the Fry's building near the pharmacy drive-thru, not at the main entrance. The lot is free, well-lit, and has pull-through spaces suitable for trailers. Drivers report the station has a charge limit of 80–85%, and charging beyond 80% slows significantly. Some individual chargers have been reported offline; check live availability in the app before arriving.

Address

20427 Hayden RoadScottsdale, AZ 85255United States

Hours

Open 24 hours

Reviews

  • Alfredo Gonzalez★★★★★Jun 2026 • Google Maps

    These chargers were nice for my Nissan Ariya and there are shops and restaurants around. I even got a haircut while I waited!

  • Sheila Schlesener★★★★★May 2026 • Google Maps

    Have an EV rental car. We are not familiar with EVs. Was very easy to figure out. Went from 70% to 82% in 4 mins for $5.50. As noted, charger is adjacent to the pharmacy drive thru.

  • Dana Nelson★★★★★Jan 2026 • Google Maps

    Late night hot spot… usually open units but tricky to find the first time. And maxes out at 80% charge … for the fee; I wish I could get minimum of 85%. Well lit in the side of the store near pharmacy drive thru

  • J R★★★★★Dec 2025 • Google Maps

    They put an 85% limit, which is fine because the idea is to reduce lines and congestion. But they slow down the speed to basically nothing after 80%.. so Ive been in line waiting for someone to charge from 80 to 85% for like half an hour. Major FAIL! Just make the limit 80% or allow fast charging to 85% because the current system causes more congestion.

  • Chris Luna★★★★★Apr 2025 • Google Maps

    I mean, let’s face it. You really only should use Level 3 chargers in public when you’re in a pinch, and away from charging at home or at work. Two of the chargers (the pair on the same side) were not working. I charged for 12 minutes, which gave me 80 miles, and it cost $17 dollars. This is the equivalent cost of a sports car taking premium gas at 17mpg. If Electrify America finds out how to keep all stations running at all times, and cuts the cost in half, EV’s would be a lot more appealing to those that can’t charge at home or at work.

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