So, you’re headed to Kingman, AZ, on your road trip and need to charge your Tesla EV. Kingman is a great place to stop and recharge yourself and your vehicle.
This post highlights the best Tesla EV Supercharging station in Kingman, AZ.
As of writing, here are your two best options for Supercharging in Kingman, AZ:
- 789 W. Beale St.
- 120 W. Andy Devine Ave.
The best place to charge your Tesla EV in Kingman, AZ, is at 120 W. Andy Devine Ave.
With a Google Rating of 5 Stars, the 120 W. Andy Devine Ave. location has 16 stalls, all equipped with 250 kW chargers. It also has the best amenities since it is located in the Kingman Visitor Center parking lot.
The Kingman Visitor Center:
The Kingman Visitor Center has a museum and a gift shop. It beats any regular old gas station with snacks inside and lots of other interesting things to look at. Kingman has a rich U.S. history. Numerous transportation networks connect it at the crossroads of Interstate I-40, U.S. Route 93, and the historic Route 66.
In fact, Kingman was often called “The Heart of Route 66” because it was centrally located along the road.
Vintage Car Show:
We stopped to charge on a Friday evening while a local car show was in the parking lot. So Cool!
Train:
We ventured across the street to check out the old train. You can even walk up inside.
Mr. D’s Route 66 Diner:
Then, we walked to Mr. D’s Route 66 Diner for a classic 1950s dinner.
We spent so much time enjoying ourselves at this Tesla Supercharging station we actually had to hustle back and move our car, so we didn’t incur any charging overage fees. These superchargers are just way too fast these days!
Historic Route 66 Kingman Sign:
Before we left, we even drove through the historic Route 66 Kingman sign at the other end of the parking lot.
If you really want to know what stopping at 120 W. Andy Devine Ave. feels like, imagine yourself being transported to Radiator Springs from Disney’s animated movie Cars.
On our way back through Kingman, we even got lucky enough to be parked next to a stealthy, you guessed it, Cyber Truck. This brought the whole Route 66 experience full circle by experiencing an eclectic 20th-century car show just nights before.
