EV Charging in Los Angeles

Los Angeles EV Charging at Major Parking Garages

Millennium Garages — Downtown Los Angeles


Electric Vehicle Charging Available
Millennium Garages offers one of the largest public EV charging hubs in the Midwest, with more than 100 EV charging ports across four downtown parking facilities. You can typically find Level 2 chargers (J1772 and Tesla adapters) for use while you park. Advanced reservations for EV charging and parking are available through select partners, so you can secure your spot ahead of time.


Key Details

  • 📍 Multiple downtown locations near Grant Park and major theaters
  • ⚡ Level 2 charging stations (first-come or reserved)
  • 💸 Energy rates around typical city garage pricing (varies by location)
  • 🚗 Reservations available through parking partners

👉 Want guaranteed EV parking + charging?
Book a space and add EV charging at checkout.

EVgo Fast Chargers — Central & Near Attractions


Fast Charging in Los Angeles
EVgo operates fast charging stations across Los Angeles—ideal if you need a quick boost while grabbing a bite or heading to a show. These chargers can get you a significant charge in less time than standard Level 2 stations, making them great for game-day logistics.


What You Should Know

  • 📍 Multiple fast charging locations near downtown and nightlife districts
  • ⚡ DC Fast Charging for quicker turnaround



📱 Use the EVgo app to locate available stations and start a session

Public EV Charging Across Los Angeles

Los Angeles supports a wide network of public EV stations, including options near entertainment districts, hotels, and public parking garages. With hundreds of charging ports citywide (including Level 2 and DC fast chargers), it’s easier than ever to find a place to plug in on your schedule.

Helpful Tips for EV Drivers:

  • 📍 Use mapping tools like PlugShare, ChargeFinder, or EV charging network apps to see real-time availability and pricing near your event.
  • ⚡ Expect to see mostly Level 2 chargers for longer stays, with some DC Fast options for quick top-ups.
  • 🚶‍♂️ Plan your charging stop near where you’ll be eating or exploring — make charging time part of your outing.

Los Angeles EV Charging Near Major Event Venues

EV Charging Locations by Venue

VenueGarage / LocationCharging TypeApprox. Parking + Charging NotesWalk to Venue
Wrigley FieldCubs Remote Parking Garages + Nearby Public GaragesLevel 2Limited EV chargers available at select garages; rates vary by event day and garage partner10–20 min
United CenterUnited Center Parking Lots (Select Events) + West Loop GaragesLevel 2Event-based availability; nearby West Loop garages offer EV charging for longer stays10–15 mins
Soldier FieldMillennium Garages (Grant Park)Level 2Large-scale EV charging availability; hourly or event pricing depending on location10–20 mins
Guaranteed Rate FieldSouth Loop & Chinatown Public GaragesLevel 2EV charging available at select nearby garages; pricing varies by event10–15 mins
Wintrust ArenaMcCormick Place Parking GaragesLevel 2Multiple EV chargers available; ideal for games, concerts, and conventions5–10 mins
Credit Union 1 ArenaUIC Campus Garage and Area LotsLevel 1Can handle up to 4 EVs; space is competitive during games and events3-5 mins

Fast Charging Options (DC Fast Chargers)

AreaCharging NetworkCharging TypeBest For
Downtown Los AngelesEVgoDC FastQuick top-ups before or after events
Near ExpresswaysEVgo / Electrify AmericaDC FastVisitors driving in or out of the city
Select Retail AreasEVgoDC FastCharging while dining or shopping

Los Angeles EV Charging Basics

Electric vehicle charging options differ by location and speed:

  • Level 2 Chargers — common in public garages and city locations; best for charging while parked for a few hours.
  • DC Fast Chargers — quicker charging, perfect if you have limited time, such as before an event.

Charging costs can vary depending on network and location — some are free, some are pay-as-you-go, and others may require an app or membership.

What to Expect When Charging in Los Angeles

  • Most event-area garages offer Level 2 charging, best for vehicles parked for several hours.
  • Fast charging is less common directly at venues, but available nearby for quick stops.
  • Pricing varies by garage, network, and event demand — some garages bundle charging with parking, others bill separately.
  • Availability is first-come unless reserved, so booking early is recommended for high-traffic events.

Planning EV Charging for Events

Before heading to your event:

  1. Choose your venue first
  2. Look for parking garages with EV charging nearby
  3. Book parking with EV access when possible
  4. Arrive early during sold-out games or concerts

FanAtlas Los Angeles helps you plan ahead so charging your vehicle is part of the experience—not a last-minute scramble.

Planning Your Visit

When heading to a Los Angeles event:

  1. Check event time and expected exit traffic.
  2. Locate EV charging near your venue or garage with parking.
  3. Reserve a charging + parking spot if available, especially on busy nights.
  4. Enjoy dining or exploring while your vehicle charges.

EV drivers in Los Angeles have more options than ever — and FanAtlas Los Angeles puts them in context with your live events and game-day plans.


Los Angeles electronic vehicle (EV) Parking FAQs

➡ Is EV charging available near Los Angeles event venues?

Yes. EV charging is available at select Los Angeles parking garages and charging stations near major venues, including areas around Wrigley Field, United Center, Soldier Field, Guaranteed Rate Field, Wintrust Arena, and Credit Union 1 Arena. Availability varies by garage, event demand, and charging type.

➡ Which Los Angeles garages offer EV charging for downtown events?

Millennium Garages is one of the highlighted downtown options, with more than 100 EV charging ports across four downtown parking facilities near Grant Park, major theaters, and downtown event areas.

➡ What is the difference between Level 1, Level 2, and DC fast charging?

➡ Can I find DC fast charging in Los Angeles before or after an event?

➡ Should I reserve EV parking with charging before a game or concert?