
Transformer Station Contemporary Art Space
2.8(5)
EVgo
1 ports · CHAdeMO / CCS1 · up to 50 kW
PRICING
$0.55 / kWh
AI Overview
Only one charger here, and drivers report it is frequently offline or in use. Multiple drivers note this as the only DC fast charger on Cleveland's west side, making it unreliable for planning a charge.
Address
1460 West 29th StreetCleveland, OH 44113United StatesHours
Open 24 hours
Reviews
White Boy Tacos★★★★★Jan 2026 • Google Maps
It’s in an awesome location to charge your car. The only problem is there’s literally one charger and it’s almost always full so don’t bank on using this.
M S★★★★★Jan 2026 • Google Maps
As big as the westside of Cleveland is this is the only station. I always have to travel east to charge. We have places like Stealyard Commons, West Town shopping and places on Brookpark that would really be convenient for people to charge
Patricia Smith★★★★★Jan 2026 • Google Maps
I wish you could provide more evidence station on the Westside of Cleveland at library, grocery stores, hospital and other places that will have excess to.
Zane Yount★★★★★Jul 2025 • Google Maps
Not RED E fault but there was one charger available and the dealership had it blocked by their used car inventory. They park vehicles out on the lawn for display near freeway but they choose to block a ev spot
Malik Flowers★★★★★Jan 2025 • Google Maps
Pros: I'm glad it's at a good and fun location. There's a lot to do in the surrounding area and lot of chargers should be put in places like this. Cons: There's only one CSS charging head, and it's almost always broken or in use. You have to mentally be prepared to not charge here in most circumstances. Whenever it is broken, you might be the unlucky one that'll have to discover it is. Every other time, it's been broken. It'll be offline for weeks or months at a time without a date to state when it'll be back up. Since there's only one charger, it obviously gets overused and breaks frequently with no backups. All other nearby chargers are owned by apartments and are underground/gated off. I've lost track of the number of times my car failed to charge. You're better off heading to the other fast chargers out west or out east. They've been more consistent. And when it's not broken, and once again, since there's only one charger, it's always in use. Sometimes, the app is late to report if someone is or isn't connected or it shows green as one of the cables are available even though most cars don't use CHAmeDo Overall, I wouldn't depend on this charger in an emergency. The nearest fast charger is 9 miles away out east -Note EVGo requires a minimum $25 hold on an account to charge but will be returned in 1-2 business days. I've typically seen it at $0.35-0.45 per kWh. This means that if you have a 60kW at battery at 35kWh charge, it should take you about an hour and a half to fully charge. Costing approximately $21. Using the app and signing up for the promo codes can reduce the price down two around $15




