San Diego, Ca - A Street Supercharger
1.6(5)
Tesla Supercharger
16 ports · NACS · up to 72 kW
PRICING
$0.47 / kWh
AI Overview
This station is in a paid parking garage on the first floor. The garage entrance has a metal gate that appears closed but opens as you approach—drive directly up to it. You must have a physical credit card to enter and exit. Parking validation is available with the adjacent car wash. Multiple drivers report the location is difficult to find from the street and note the confusing appearance of the closed gate; enter via A Street. Tesla drivers only.
Address
130 Sixth AvenueSan Diego, CA 92101United StatesHours
Open 24 hours
Reviews
Mitchell Burney★★★★★May 2026 • Google Maps
do not come here!!! there’s a sign on fifth i believe that says “no tesla charger access, go to A street”. i went to A street and the gate didnt open. wasting my time. DO NOT COME HERE!
Theresa Milewski★★★★★Apr 2026 • Google Maps
First time driving (rented) a Tesla so the entire process was a novelty which wore off quickly 😄 Found this supercharging station and yeah, didn’t realize it was a paid parking garage. I suppose it’s great if you want to get out and walk around or grab lunch but was hoping/planning on just chilling in the car on a boastful day with the windows down and something to read but it’s a dark cool garage that smells like a garage (could’ve been worse just smelled like cars and fuel) so it wasn’t what I planned on. Good to know for future that if I see a lot of charging stations available it’s probably a garage! The first one I pulled up to didn’t work and they’re not labeled so even though the tesla screen said what chargers weren’t working there was no way to know which ones those were. Also if it’s going to be a paid parking station it’d be nice if there were bathrooms.
Alessandra Andrade★★★★★Mar 2026 • Google Maps
Very difficult to locate the entrance and You have to pay to get into the parking structure. The clerk on the parking is very rude as well. Please don’t waste your time coming to this location
Laurene Tue★★★★★Jan 2026 • Google Maps
I looked at charger on my way to a destination - wouldn’t have stopped there if it was indicated from the outside that you have to pay for parking AND charging. Once you are inside and figure it that Tesla chargers are within the paid area, it’s too late.
Noah★★★★★May 2023 • Google Maps
You have to pay money to enter the garage and then pay to supercharge. Not a great experience but that’s what you get in the middle of a city… Expect a slower rate too. These are level 2s not level 3s. So older models get a 75Kw charge and maybe if you’re lucky you’ll get 100-150 on newer models. (Aka 200miles per hour at worst, which isn’t super quick)
