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EV charging in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida

The federal register lists 17 charging locations in and around Sunny Isles Beach, offering 60 ports between them. None of them currently report DC fast charging, so plan for Level 2 speeds. That is the 54th highest count in Florida.

Charging locations
17
Total ports
60
DC fast share
0.0%
Ports per 10k residents
26.8
population 22,395 (2025)

Overview

Sunny Isles Beach, FL has 17 charging locations on the federal register, offering 60 ports between them — the 54th largest count in Florida.

Only 0.0% of ports here are DC fast. Most of the capacity is Level 2, which suits workplaces, hotels and apartment parking rather than a quick stop mid-journey.

ChargePoint Network operates the most locations here, 9 of them — 52.9% of the local total.

Per head the figure is 26.80 ports per 10,000 people, though charging tends to follow traffic and retail rather than residents.

Charging networks

ChargePoint 9
53%
Blink 7
41%
Tesla Destination 1
6%

Connector availability

how many sites list each connector
J1772 AC 16
94%
Tesla / NACS AC or DC 1
6%

Charging locations

Site Network Ports DC fast Access
Residences by Armani Casa - Parking Level 2 Blink 10 Public
Residences by Armani Casa - Parking Level 1 Blink 10 Public
The Estates at Acqualina - Parking Garage Blink 7 Public
Intracoastal Yacht Club Blink 6 Public
Sole on the Ocean - Tesla Destination Tesla Destination 3 Public
The Mansions at Acqualina Blink 3 Public
Acqualina Acqualina Resor ChargePoint 2 Public
3rd Fl Parking One Netanya ChargePoint 2 Public
Fpl Evolution Sunny Isles 1 ChargePoint 2 Public
Fpl Evolution Sunny Isles 6 ChargePoint 2 Public
Fpl Evolution Sunny Isles 5 ChargePoint 2 Public
Fpl Evolution Sunny Isles 3 ChargePoint 2 Public
Fpl Evolution Sunny Isles 2 ChargePoint 2 Public
Fpl Evolution Sunny Isles 4 ChargePoint 2 Public
Obe Sayan Condo ChargePoint 2 Public
The Estates at Acqualina - Arrival Deck Blink 2 Public
Porsche Design Tower Miami Blink 1 Public

About this data

Data comes from the Alternative Fuels Data Center's public station register. It covers publicly reported charging infrastructure; home chargers and unreported private installations do not appear. Port counts describe configured capacity, not live availability.