We stopped at this location to charge our Tesla before parking to go on a cruise. It was…read moreconveniently located close to the Cruise Terminal. But the area is a bit rundown. We had someone come up and ask us for money while we were sitting in our vehicle waiting for it to fully charge. There is a donut shop called Donuts Queen about 20 feet away from the charging stations which has 4.4 stars on Yelp. There are eight charging stations available at this location and during our visit all seemed to be functioning properly.

Finally charging options in the Long Beach/Compton area! This one is conveniently located right off…read morethe 91 freeway in a very small plaza at the corner of Long Beach Blvd and East Artesia Blvd. The chargers take up the lot nearest to the street so you should be able to spot the red while driving. There are 8 stalls with the V3 chargers which support up to 250 kWh. These are not magic dock fitted. This location is really only good for charging as the plaza does not offer any amenities. Half the businesses are closed and there are no restrooms. Your only food option is the donuts (4a-5p) which does not have a public restroom. The only other businesses are a Metro by T-Mobile and a U-Haul/Bookeeping business. Given all this, you'll likely just stay in the car.

Public fast charge with only one combo charge. Located in the Mother's Market and Kitchen parking…read morelot. Store is a lot like Whole Foods. What makes this location great is seating area inside where you can enjoy a snack, meal, or coffee from their in store coffee shop. Great place to sit and wait for car to charge.

Most of the time all the chargers work fine, but occasionally they're down. Level 2 and up. The…read morebiggest problem here is that the chargers are often occupied, sometimes by jerks that aren't even charging, or worse, the occasional ICE car. This location could definitely use more charging stations.

This company needs to be sold and bought by a true technology company. The customer service is…read moreawful. Uber partners with them so their drivers could charge EV's at a lower rate. If you have to charge an EV regularly the stations work 60 percent of the time and the app is unreliable. The company's structure doesn't seem to embrace any solution.

Complete scam. They do not actually charge EVs, they are just a very expensive middle man that…read moresends you a random tow truck

If you're considering using Beecharged EV to get some charge on your car, don't. Just get a tow. A…read moreminute-by-minute recounting of my awful experience is below. I reached out to them at 9:17am. A few minutes later, I received an admittedly pleasant call from someone on their team based in California. We then proceeded to text from there, at which point I gave him my address and paid $130 to begin the service. At 10:41am, I asked for an update. At 12:57pm, I received a response asking if they could come sometime after 4pm. I agreed, and he said he would have an exact ETA for me soon. At 5:06pm, I asked for an update -- I got no response. At 6:57pm, I asked for another update. The exact response I got was: "im sorry lets please do tomorrow." I was annoyed, but I also understood that bad weather had hit my city that day, so slowdowns might be expected. I immediately responded and told them we need to schedule an exact window for my services to begin the next day. No response. At 8:11pm, he ignored my previous text and instead informed me that a driver could show up in "in 30 min." Given that I was told over an hour ago that they could not show up until tomorrow (to say nothing of the fact that 1) I didn't believe him, given our previous interactions, and 2) it would be almost 9pm by the time someone would allegedly show up), I told him that would not work for me, and that we needed to determine a window for service the next day. I offered any time between 8:30am - 11:30am. The only response I received to that text was "Ohhhh" So then I followed up again: "When in that window works?" The response I received was "Let me ask you do you need your 12v replaced?" No. I do not. At no point in our 12-hour call/text string did I ever say I needed my 12V replaced. I explained that, and this individual simply gave the message a thumbs-up in response, and continued refusing to commit to a service window. The next day, I reached out at 8:30am, asking where they were. No response. At 10:10am (more than 24 hours after this whole process began), I informed them that I would be cancelling my service and expecting a refund. Given that I was now fully convinced they were trying to scam me, I told them I needed proof of a refund initiation within the next 2 hours, otherwise I would file a chargeback as well as lodge a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. I received my refund at 10:37am. The representative, when showing me proof of the refund, told me that they "had a driver that was gearing up to get ready, but there you go." Had there been clearer lines of communication, plans that didn't change, and commitments provided, I could have looked past almost all of the above. But the lack of responses/responses that didn't actually reply to the questions I asked, combined with an ever-shifting window for service that ultimately culminated in an over 24-hour-long wait for nothing, was just too ridiculous.