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EV Charging Stations

Electric vehicles continue to gain in popularity in Canada. Transportation Services continues to stay ahead of growing customer demand by offering the U of T community Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations on campus.

The new Landmark Garage below King’s College Circle has 48 level-2 EV charging stations that are FREE with parking, and two rapid level-3 chargers.

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Landmark Parking Garage offers 48 EV charging stations.

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For a limited time, parking at the new Landmark Garage, located right beneath King’s College Circle, is only $18 a day!

That also comes with FREE EV charging at one of our 48 level-2 EV charging stations.

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PRICING

Charging Fees

EV charging at any of the 48 level-2 EV chargers at the Landmark Garage is free when you pay for parking.

Please note: The charging fee does not include the price for parking. Any vehicle using the EV charging station must also pay for parking to cover their time inside the garage.

first 4 hours

There is a 4 hour charging limit.

$4 / HOUR

THEREAFTER

After the first 4 hours, the charging rate of $10.00 per hour applies.

$10 / HOUR

* Any vehicle parked in an EV charging station space without the use of the EV charging station may be subject to a Parking Violation Notice (a City of Toronto issued ticket) and/or a tow at the vehicle owner’s expense.

* Any EV vehicle that is fully charged but is still parked in the EV charging station space may be subject to a Parking Violation Notice and/or a tow at the vehicle owner’s expense.

Charge your car on campus

Find 48 EV charging stations at Landmark Parking Garage.

And two EV charging stations at each of the following locations:

BCIT Parking Garage (213 Huron Street) – Level P2
St. George Parking Garage (107 St. George Street) – Level P1

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Register for ChargePoint

Start charging using ChargePoint.

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REgulations

Use of Wall Oulets Prohibited

Plugging vehicles into standard wall outlets in parking garages is strictly prohibited as the facilities were not designed with this activity in mind. It is a very serious safety and fire hazard and can overload the embedded power circuitry. Resulting in injury as well as damage to vehicles and the parking structure.