DC Fast Free listed

Palmetto 57 Nissan

Public EV charging station in Miami, Florida (Miami-Dade County) . Data sourced from the US Department of Energy NREL Alternative Fuel Stations dataset.

Quick facts

Address16725 NW 57th Ave, Miami, FL 33055
Network Non-Networked
Charger typeDC Fast
ConnectorsCHAdeMO, J1772
Ports Level 1: 0 · Level 2: 1 · DC Fast: 1 (2 total)
Max power50.00 kW
Location typeCar Dealer
In service sinceMar 15, 2011
HoursDealership business hours
PricingFree
AccessPublic
Coordinates25.9260500, -80.2918800
Last confirmedFeb 12, 2024

About this location

Palmetto 57 Nissan is a dc fast EV charging location at 16725 NW 57th Ave in Miami, FL. It is listed under the Non-Networked network with CHAdeMO, J1772 connector compatibility and 1 DC fast port(s) .

The dataset records this site as car dealer, which usually tells you what to expect while you wait — whether that is a quick errand stop or somewhere you can sit down for an hour.

Always confirm live availability and pricing in the network’s app before you arrive. Status and fees can change faster than directory updates.

How long charging takes here

Estimates below assume about 50 kW delivered to a single car and cover the 10-80% window, where DC fast charging is quickest. Above 80% the rate tapers sharply, so most drivers unplug before then.

Battery size Example 10-80%
Compact (~40 kWh) Nissan Leaf 42 min
Crossover (~65 kWh) Chevy Bolt EUV 64 min
Long range (~78 kWh) Tesla Model Y LR 77 min
Truck / SUV (~100 kWh) F-150 Lightning ER 1 hr 39 min

Real times vary with battery temperature, state of charge, and how many cars share the unit. Florida heat in particular can slow a session — see why charging speed drops.

Will your car work here?

This location lists CHAdeMO, J1772. Here is who each plug serves:

CHAdeMO (DC fast)Older Nissan Leaf and Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV. Being phased out on new cars.
J1772 (Level 2)Every non-Tesla EV sold in the US. Tesla drivers need the J1772 adapter that ships with the car.

Not sure which plug your car uses? Read our guide to EV connector types in Florida.

Charging options in Miami

Miami has 388 public charging locations in this directory, including 34 with DC fast charging . Browse them on the Miami charging page, or use Near Me to sort by distance from where you are standing.

Before you go

  • Check live status in the app — this directory reflects the official dataset, not real-time availability.
  • Have a backup stall in mind. If a session will not start, one retry then move on is usually faster than troubleshooting.
  • Charge to 60-80% rather than 100% on a road trip. You skip the slow taper and free the stall sooner.
  • EV charging help & troubleshooting covers status lights, payment failures, and slow sessions.

Nearby chargers

FAQ

What type of charger is at Palmetto 57 Nissan?

This location is listed as DC Fast charging with 2 total port(s). Connector types: CHAdeMO, J1772.

What network operates this station?

Palmetto 57 Nissan is listed under the Non-Networked network in the US Department of Energy NREL dataset.

Where is Palmetto 57 Nissan located?

16725 NW 57th Ave, Miami, FL 33055. Coordinates: 25.9260500, -80.2918800.

What are the hours for this charger?

Listed hours: Dealership business hours.

How much does charging cost here?

Listed pricing: Free. Rates can change; verify in the network app.

How long does it take to charge at Palmetto 57 Nissan?

At roughly 50 kW, a long range (~78 kwh) pack takes about 77 min to go from 10-80%. Cars with smaller or slower-charging batteries differ — a Chevy Bolt EUV needs around 64 min at the same stall.

Will my car work at this charger?

This location lists CHAdeMO, J1772. CHAdeMO (DC fast): Older Nissan Leaf and Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV. Being phased out on new cars. J1772 (Level 2): Every non-Tesla EV sold in the US. Tesla drivers need the J1772 adapter that ships with the car.

Are there other chargers near Miami?

Miami has 388 public charging location(s) in this directory, including 34 with DC fast charging. Browse them all on the Miami city page.

Sources

Station record sourced from US DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center (NREL) via ChargingNear.me (CC-BY-4.0). External ID: 39971.