The City’s new stations use Autel MaxiCharger AC Elite dual-port, pedestal-mounted Level 2 equipment with SAE J1772 connectors. 

Charging stations are publicly accessible, subject to posted parking restrictions. Check the map above and station signage for location-specific information. 

Step 1 — Create an Autel account. Download the Autel charging app, create an account, and add a credit card through Payment Manager. Alternatively, request an Autel charging card and link it to your account. 

Step 2 — Start a charging session. Locate the station in the Autel app and select Start; scan the QR code on the charger through the app; or tap your registered Autel card/fob on the station RFID reader. 

Step 3 — Connect and charge. Release the connector, plug it into your vehicle, and confirm that charging begins. When finished, disconnect and move your vehicle so others can use the space. 

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The City of Revere is expanding access to public electric vehicle (EV) charging through the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center's (MassCEC) On-Street Charging Solutions Program. The initiative aims to make EV charging more accessible and convenient, particularly for residents living in apartments, multifamily housing, and neighborhoods with limited access to private driveways or off-street parking. 

Revere was awarded up to $500,000 in funding to support the installation of 15 EV charging ports across three publicly accessible locations, at no installation cost to the City or its residents. The funding covers eligible project expenses, including community engagement, site evaluation, engineering, permitting, equipment procurement, construction, installation, and project management. Certain ongoing expenses, such as network subscriptions, maintenance, and warranties, are also eligible for funding. 

The charging locations were selected based on residential density, limited access to off-street parking, proximity to community destinations, pedestrian accessibility, environmental justice considerations, and the availability of electrical infrastructure. The expansion supports Revere's broader efforts to reduce transportation-related emissions, promote sustainable transportation, and make EV ownership more practical for residents. 

The initiative is coordinated by the North Suffolk Office of Resilience and Sustainability (NSORS), under the City's Department of Planning and Community Development, in collaboration with municipal departments, MassCEC, Leidos, and other project partners.