☕ EV fast chargers near Peet's Coffee in Washington DC

1 DC fast chargers in Washington DC have a Peet's Coffee within a 10-minute walk. Sorted closest first.

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Of the 1 fast chargers with a Peet's Coffee nearby in Washington DC: The typical stop here delivers 250 kW, and 1 of them do 150 kW or more; 1 are close enough that the Peet's Coffee is a two-minute walk or less; 1 are listed as open 24 hours. The fastest is Washington, DC - M Street Northeast - Tesla Supercharger in Washington at 250 kW; the closest walk is 1 min at Washington, DC - M Street Northeast - Tesla Supercharger. Most are on Tesla Supercharger (1).

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Washington, DC - M Street Northeast - Tesla Supercharger250 kW · 8 stalls
130 M Street NE, Washington, DC
Tesla Supercharger
☕ Peet's Coffee ≥1 min🍩 Dunkin' ≥1 min🛒 Harris Teeter ≥1 min💊 CVS ≥2 min☕ Starbucks ≥2 min🥪 Subway ≥2 min+5

Other chains near fast chargers in Washington DC

🥪 Subway 7🍕 Domino's 7💊 CVS 7🌯 Chipotle 6☕ Starbucks 6🍟 McDonald's 4🛒 Safeway 4🍩 Dunkin' 3🍔 Five Guys 3🐔 Chick-fil-A 2🛒 Walmart 2🛍️ Trader Joe's 2🥪 Jersey Mike's 2🥖 Panera Bread 1🐼 Panda Express 1📦 Costco 1🦆 Wawa 1🥬 Whole Foods 1🐕 Raising Cane's 1🍔 Shake Shack 1🔧 Lowe's 1💊 Walgreens 1🛒 Wegmans 1🛒 Harris Teeter 1

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Common questions

How many EV chargers have a Peet's Coffee within walking distance in Washington DC?

1 public DC fast chargers in Washington DC have a Peet's Coffee within a 10-minute walk (800 m), based on US Department of Energy charger data matched against OpenStreetMap locations.

Which Peet's Coffee charging stop is fastest in Washington DC?

Washington, DC - M Street Northeast - Tesla Supercharger in Washington at 250 kW.

Can I charge a non-Tesla EV at these stops?

Most are CCS or have CCS alongside NACS. Set your car in the map view and it will show connector compatibility and an estimated charge time for each stop. Tesla Supercharger sites additionally have to be open to your brand.

How accurate are the walk times?

They are minimums: straight-line distance at about 3 mph. The real walk is usually longer because you have to follow paths and crossings.