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New Electric Vehicle Chargers Available in Downtown Charlottesville New Electric Vehicle Chargers Available in Downtown Charlottesville Posted on April 17, 2026 | Last Updated on April 17, 2026 New Electric Vehicle Chargers Available in Downtown Charlottesville CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA – The City of Charlottesville is pleased to announce the availability of four new electric vehicle (EV) charging stations at the Silk Mills building at 700 Harris Street.
These level 2 chargers were installed by InBio with assistance from the City’s EV Charging Infrastructure Grant, and will provide a convenient charging option for area residents, as well as visitors to the City’s downtown area. Charlottesville has seen one of the highest rates of EV adoption in the state, and interest in EVs has surged with the recent increase in gas prices.
The installation of these chargers will help meet the growing demand for EV charging in the City, while also driving foot traffic to nearby businesses. "Many of our community members are looking for more affordable transportation options," says Climate Program Specialist Tray Biasiolli. "EVs are a great option for Charlottesville residents, as they’re cheaper to fuel and maintain than gas vehicles.
We hope the addition of these new chargers encourages residents to consider an EV for their next vehicle purchase." “InBio has been a member of the Green Business Alliance for over 10 years, which has led to the development of an award-winning green benefits program for employees and a significant carbon emission reduction at their Harris Street facility” says Kristina Reid Black, InBio’s Sustainability Specialist.
“The installation of EV chargers was on the wish list for a while and with the support of the City’s mini-grant program, it is now a reality. We are so excited to finally have four 19. 2kW EV chargers for visitors and local community members to use.
” Additional funding for public EV charging is available to local businesses, with up to $4,000 per level 2 station and $10,000 per DC Fast Charging station. For more information on EV charging options in the City and to learn more about the EV Charging Infrastructure Grant, visit charlottesville. gov/EVCharging .
Climate Program Specialist biasiollit@charlottesville.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Private property owners within Charlottesville City limits. Charging stations must be located on private, non-residential property (business, commercial, or mixed-use site) where parking open to the public is authorized. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $4,000 for Level II chargers; up to $10,000 for DC Fast Chargers (maximum $20,000 per applicant). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
EV Charger Mini-Grant Program is funded by City of Charlottesville. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.