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Markham, Ontario EV Charging Stations Info

General EV Charging Information

The city of Markham in Ontario, Canada, has 210 public charging station ports (Level 2 and Level 3) within 15km. 73% of the ports are level 2 charging ports and 19% of the ports offer free charges for your electric car.

Markham is located in the York Region, in Ontario, and the municipality is going a step further into electrifying its transportation. From now on, electric vehicle drivers can easily prolong their trips through the level 2 charging stations and level 3 charging stations (DCFC) that have been installed in the city, within a radius of 15 km. Also, more than of them are free charging stations.

Moreover, the government of Ontario has confirmed that 500 charging stations will be installed in more than 250 locations by the end of March 2017. Among these charging stations, more than 33 will be installed in the York Region – where Markham is located.

Today, a level 3 charging station (DCFC) is located near the Highways 404 and 407, giving the possibility to electric vehicle drivers who are simply passing by to complete a fast charge. In Markham, you will find the FLO, ChargePoint and many more charging networks.

Consult ChargeHub’s charging station map to locate all of the charging stations in Markham as well as in North America.

Within this region, you can explore and participate to a wide variety of activities, for all ages and interests. Markham has more than 150 km of walking and cycling paths. Furthermore, the Rouge River, the Toogood Pond and the Milne Dam Conservation Park offer unmatched sceneries throughout the four seasons.

The Toogood Pond is the most popular walking path as it is very easy to walk. It also connects to the historic Main Street in the Unionville neighbourhood. The path takes about 20 minutes to complete and sometimes you can even see turtles!

In addition, there is a level 2 charging station that has been placed only a few kilometers away. As for the Milne Dam Conservation Park, this is a vast park and a popular site for fishing.