Fast EV Charging on Fair Ave in San Antonio, TX

A South / Southeast San Antonio Charging Stop With Direct Freeway Access

The Fair Avenue station is located immediately off I-37 at Exit 138C, giving EV drivers a practical charging stop a few freeway exits south of Downtown San Antonio. It serves drivers moving between downtown, Highland Park, the Mission corridor, Southtown-area destinations, McCreless, Brooks, and the broader South and Southeast Sides.

Charge Local. Support Local.

EnergizeNGo is a locally and minority-owned public EV charging company backed by 30+ years of engineering expertise. Choosing this network supports a business that invests in local infrastructure, employs local talent, and states that a portion of charging proceeds supports area charities.

Public EV Charging Just Off I-37 at Fair Avenue

EnergizeNGo at 418 Fair Ave adds an important public charging option to San Antonio's South / Southeast Side. The station sits right by I-37 Exit 138C, with I-10 at the next major interchange north and direct freeway access toward the Alamodome, downtown, the River Walk, and the Alamo. Southbound, I-37 provides a direct route toward McCreless, SE Military, and the growing Brooks area.

The Fair Avenue configuration is intentionally simple: one charging unit serves two dedicated EV spaces, with NACS/Tesla-compatible charging on one side and CCS charging for other compatible EVs on the other. Drivers can pull in, connect, pay at the station, and charge under a protective canopy without joining a membership program or downloading an app.

Why This Location Works

Fair Avenue is a strategic charging location because it sits directly on a major north-south route into Downtown San Antonio. I-37 connects this station with I-10, the Alamodome, and downtown to the north, while also connecting drivers to Southcross, SE Military, and Brooks to the south. The location also sits close to the San Antonio Missions corridor and established retail along Fair Avenue and South New Braunfels Avenue.

Why Charge With EnergizeNGo Here?

• Immediate access from I-37 Exit 138C with minimal detour from the freeway
• One charger serving two dedicated EV spaces, separating NACS/Tesla-compatible and CCS charging sides
• Useful for drivers heading into or out of Downtown San Antonio, the Alamodome, and the South / Southeast Side
• Nearby restaurants, convenience shopping, Home Depot, and H-E-B give drivers practical options while charging
• Covered charging helps shield drivers from Texas heat and rain
• Bright lighting and continuous security-camera coverage support a more comfortable charging stop
• No required membership and no required app - point-of-sale payment is available
• Charging supports a locally and minority-owned San Antonio-area company that invests locally and supports area charities through its proceeds program

Powering the Community, Not Just the Car

Every charging session helps build a locally owned EV network rooted in the San Antonio community.

EnergizeNGo combines public charging infrastructure with a community-first business model. The company is locally and minority-owned, creates local jobs, and states that a portion of proceeds supports area charities. That gives EV drivers a practical way to charge while supporting a homegrown company investing in the region's transportation future.

Fair Avenue Location: I-37 Access, Missions, Downtown & South Side Amenities

EnergizeNGo at 418 Fair Ave is located just off I-37 Exit 138C in San Antonio's 78223 area. The location is convenient to Highland Park and the South / Southeast Side, with direct I-37 access north toward I-10, the Alamodome, and Downtown San Antonio, and south toward McCreless and Brooks. The Fair Avenue exit is also close to the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park / Mission corridor, making this a practical charging stop for local residents, commuters, and visitors exploring the city.

I-37 Exit 138C - Fair Ave

The charging site is only about 0.1-0.14 miles from the Fair Avenue freeway exit, making it a very short detour for I-37 drivers.

Downtown / Alamodome Corridor

Northbound I-37 reaches I-10 at the next major interchange, then the Alamodome and downtown exits within only a few more freeway exits.

San Antonio Missions

The San Antonio Missions National Historical Park corridor is near the Fair Avenue exit, with Mission Concepcion and the Mission Reach area serving as important South Side landmarks.

Fair Avenue Retail

The exit area includes restaurants and everyday shopping. Home Depot is about 0.11 miles from the exit, and H-E-B is about 0.5 miles away.

McCreless / South New Braunfels

The major McCreless shopping and dining district is a short drive south near South New Braunfels / Southcross and is directly accessible from the same I-37 corridor.

Brooks / SE Military

Continuing south on I-37 gives drivers direct access toward SE Military and the Brooks mixed-use district, an important growth area on San Antonio's Southeast Side.

What Can I Do Nearby While I Charge?

The Fair Avenue exit is unusually practical for a charging stop because food and errands are close to the freeway. Current options around the exit include quick-service restaurants and taquerias, Home Depot, H-E-B, and other neighborhood retail. The 418 Fair Ave property is also currently associated with a convenience/fuel stop and Hunt Brothers Pizza, giving drivers an on-site option for basic refreshments while charging.