This is a small random parking lot in a not so great part of town. Not a lot to do in the area…read moresustained put in the car. Had to wait quite a bit since they were not a lot of charges. On the positive side the charges were pretty fast.

Usually packed but chargers are fast if you can get a spot. There are stoppers/dividers that are…read morestupidly placed close to the driver side doors though.

18 stalls of 250 kW superchargers located in the busy Milpitas Square along Barber Ln.read more

The newest supercharging station located in the Peninsula!…read more Located to the right side of Target (if you're facing the store) and with 10 available charging spots! This spot is most convenient if 1. the other San Mateo location is completely packed or 2. if you're trying to hit up Target and need a quick juice while running errands. Level 2 ChargePoint stations are also available for those without Tesla's and are in need of some juice. In addition to the convenience of Target, here are other local retailers that are within walking distance from the station: - Staples - Marshalls - Armadillo Willy's - Toys "R" Us - Bed Bath and Beyond - Verizon Retail Store - Starbucks - Ulta Beauty Supply - Petco (where the pets go) - Cost Plus World Market - Red Robin - BJ's Burger and Brewhouse - Mimi's Cafe - Amy's Hallmark Shop - CVS Pharmacy (inside Target) Appreciating the love from local communities out there who are supporting the EV trend. Much love!

Not a tesla owner but came here 2x over the weekend and observed the chaos of tesla drivers…read more 1. theres not enough charging stations for the demand in this location. 2. tesla drivers are the worst. they cant backup their $100k vehicle correctly. in and out multiple times for their spot which causes traffic for those coming into target parking lot. ever thought of using your "auto park"? 3. once a stall is open, the next in line will race to that spot and usually blocks off the main corner towards target; so NO vehicles can pass causing traffic on both entry points. 4. expect at least 3-6 cars deep waiting for a station. 5. most tesla drivers just sit there and fall asleep. If tesla was smart they would have installed charging station towards the back side of target. let their "click" stay on their side.

This is my local supercharger. It is a v1 so on the slower side. However, bonus points for the…read moreshade, large number of stations and location. There's a Starbucks, Safeway and a ton of restaurants a short walk from here.

240 mi/hr charging, 12 spots and all but one were full on a Sunday late afternoon. Nearby…read moreStarbucks, Safeway, Petco and local shops and cafes. Don't be fooled by the two city-owned general EV chargers in "front" closer to the town center. The superchargers (plus another 4 city-owned chargers) are further towards the "back" of the lot near the aforementioned stores.

Right next to Target. Plenty of stalls with plenty of shops/eateries around. Not much negative to…read moresay about the location at all.

16 V3 stalls, up to 250 kW. Charge up to 80% in about 30…read moreminutes. Never had to wait in line here. Proximity to stores and eateries is a plus.

This was my second time buying a car (new 2026 Mazda3) from Stevens Creek Mazda, and we had a…read moreparticularly great experience with Derrik Lawrence this time around. He was respectful, efficient, and open to negotiation. Derrik did a great job breaking down the price and was transparent every step of the way, so we settled on a good price fairly quickly. He also went above and beyond to pick up our car from another dealer so we could close the deal and drive it off the lot the same day. Big thanks to Derrik, Casey (Sales Manager), and Sean (Finance Director) for making this whole process seamless -- we couldn't have asked for a better car purchasing experience. Would definitely be back!

Great experience buying a Miata. Shoutout to Gabi for helping and for all the help and going above…read moreand beyond!

This company is a one-stop service! The service is in place. You can sell cars and car rental …read more.. and other services. Customer service attitude is also very friendly and very professional, repair shop master also very patient told me the car status. Recommend everyone to this Auto Force, can speak Chinese！ 这家公司是一条龙服务！服务的非常到位。可以卖车买车和租车...等服务。客服的态度也很亲切又很专业，维修车间的师傅也很耐心的告诉我的车子状况。 推荐大家到这Auto Force,在美帝可以说中文。 走时还送了我一份小礼物呢(^^)

Rented the Bmw i8 and it was amazing. The car ran perfectly fine and the owner was easy to work…read morewith. Only thing I had to do was detail/wash the car as it was dusty when I got it. Other than that, seamless and awesome experience.

Just finished my year lease with Smart Lease. Fantastic experience from start to finish. The car…read moreworked perfectly without a single issue. I would do again.

I rented a car from Smartlease for 6 months while being a college student in the bay area. For a…read morebusiness that is geared towards "helping out" young professionals and students (people who are often new to car rentals, car ownership, and car insurance), I'm surprised at the consequences I faced for this lease. I'm deeply disappointed in this experience: one that was marketed as low-frills and economical and how Mohamad was polite and reasonable until the time for the car return came. I understand the pressure of our current economy, but cannot condone taking advantage and emotionally manipulating the exact group of customers that would vulnerable to this. The cars at Smartlease are old and delicate and any minor scuffs or scratches that inevitably happen during your lease are not considered "normal wear and tear." If you are looking to rent from Smartlease, you'd hope you can keep the condition of the car 100% perfect or you would have to pay thousands of dollars in damages out-of-pocket (that amount to over 25% of the rental car's value) or pay deductibles through your insurance which significantly increases your premium for years. In my case, I got trapped in Clause 19 of the lease agreement: "If you have not had the repairs made before the Vehicle is returned at the scheduled end of this lease, you will pay the estimated costs of such repairs, even if the repairs are not made prior to Holder's sale of the Vehicle." I had returned the car already, so Mohamad proxied for me at an auto shop (he told me last minute that there were repairs to be made). He gave me the quote that the auto shop deemed, a quote that was much higher than if I had looked to repair these myself (especially since for some damages, I wouldn't have repaired if it were my own car). Then when I asked for a receipt from the auto shop to make sure my money was actually going towards repairing the car, he sent me Clause 19, making clear that it wouldn't be. Instead, the money would be pocketed by Smartlease. This money is equivalent to the price to rent this particular car for 5 more months, nearly as long as I had the car for. As a student, it was difficult for me to find the funds to pay for the upcharged cost and it caused me a great deal of worry. I felt absolutely exploited. In the final communications with him about the repairs, he gaslighted me and would often say that he's been in this industry for a long time, so these processes are industry standard. He used his position of power, knowing I am a student and have little experience, though I can research and have parents and friends who have more experience with cars to validate his claims. When I asked if I could go to the auto shop with him, so we could speak in person and I could be part of the conversation with the auto shop, he called my request weird and unheard of. He said that it's difficult for a first-timer to speak to an auto shop, implying that I don't know how to speak to an auto shop, then threatened that if I wanted to meet him at the auto shop, he doesn't want to come; instead, I would have to handle all of this by myself. But at that time, I was flying home in a week since school had ended and I still needed a proxy. Ultimately, he did not speak to me kindly. The amount of money I have spent for this lease in total could have bought a used car of similar value to the car I had rented. But if I had chosen to buy a used car, I could have resold it.  If you still want to make a short term car lease, I would strongly recommend to avoid Smartlease and the financial, emotional, and temporal cost and search somewhere else.