Worst rated Electric vehicle charging stations in Fort Lauderdale, United States

🫤 Every time I come back to this station they're are less and less chargers working. I just stopped by tonight and they were three vehicles parked waiting for the only working charger. The other night I went there were two and the first night I showed up and there were three. Whoever is in charge of m...

😠 This whole charge your car thing is a joke. Giant waste of time. You'll go to 5 charging places to see they are all full or broken. Then wait 45 mins to charge. People coming to charge look desperate for electricity. Very weird. Literally imaging having to budget 2 hours to get charged before going...

😠 Too expensive $15 for 45 minutes charging Level 3! 😈😁😎

😠 Only one working

👍 Both chargers work great but just beware that this a very busy and popular hotel, and there's a high likelihood of both chargers being used. Arrive before dinner time or have a backup plan if traveling and planning to charge up overnight.

😐 This charging station was hard to find but it (parking garage complex) is adjacent to the Nordstrom department store And has DC fast charging. One star off because of the terrible Geo-taging. another star off because some of the Chargers are disabled or broken.

🫤 Place is always 50 percent out of order. 2 chargers that are available always stuck on below 50 kwh instead of above 100 on 150 kwh chargers. Regardless of the temperature or the weather, you can count on it to be slow and a line of cars waiting due to broken stations. Shame.. it would be nice to c...

😐 Only one in Naples so it is what it is if you need to use Electrify America. Usually not too busy, but avoid Saturday if you can. Usually one of the four charges is not working. In a Walmart parking lot so you can wander around there and look at weirdness while waiting for charging to complete.

😠 Only 2 nozzles work out of 6, one week after I waited over an hour on the phone to report the need for maintenance. 9ne hour wait for a working knowledge due to demand.