Introducing E-470 Charging Spots:

On June 8, we celebrated the unveiling of a new green energy initiative. E-470 now offers two Chargepoint "DC Fast Charge" electric vehicle (EV) charging units free of cost to the public! EV drivers with a DC fast charge port can now "juice up" on their drive to DIA. 

These fast charging units are part of E-470's Wired Workplace recognition, a program with Charge Ahead Colorado that honors businesses who strive to improve clean air and encourage the use of electric vehicles. At E-470 we're excited to demonstrate our commitment to sustainability and provide green options to our customers, employees, and our community. 

Click here to read the news release.


About E-470's Electric Vehicle Charging Units

These fast charging stations offer two types of plug-ins: CHAdeMO and SAE combo cords. Most fast chargers deliver an 80% charge in approximately 30 minutes.

The EV charging units are located at the E-470 headquarters building at 22470 E. 6th Parkway in Aurora, Colorado, directly in front of the ExpressToll Service Center walk-up entrance in the southwest corner of the parking lot. The units are part of the ChargePoint network, which gives customers access to charging station details in mobile apps, online and in navigation systems. 

Click here to locate the E-470 EV charging units using ChargePoint Maps.


Who Can Use it?

This charging station is free and open to the public. Electric vehicles outfitted with a DC fast charge port can utilize these charging units. 

EV models that offer DC fast charging include (but are not limited to): 

  • BMW i3
  • Chevy Bolt EV
  • Chevy Spark EV
  • Kia Soul EV
  • Mitsubishi i-Mi EV
  • Nissan LEAF
  • Volkswagen eGolf
  • Tesla drivers can also use the stations if they have purchased an adapter.
You must have a DC fast charge port in your vehicle to utilize the units.


Electric Vehicle Wired Workplace

These EV charging units represent some of the sustainable practices E-470 pursued in order to become designated as a Wired Workplace by Charge Ahead Colorado, a program formed by the Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) and the Colorado Energy Office (CEO) to improve air quality and promote the use of electric vehicles. Charge Ahead Colorado partially funded these two charging units with a $16,000 grant. E-470 provided an additional $65,000. 

As a recognized Wired Workplace with Charge Ahead Colorado, E-470 is proud to accommodate EV drivers and exemplify leadership in sustainability and innovation.