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1 Infinite Loop

Cupertino, CA 95014

Created byAlex Chen
CompanyApple
DateMay 20, 2026
Utilization Score
4.6/5
EV Adoption
12.29%
Travel Patterns
68,839 vehicles
Existing Infrastructure
1013 · 25%
Purchasing Power
55%
Policies and Incentives
21
EV Registration Breakdown
EV adoption rate
12.3%
Total registered vehicles
1,734,656
Total BEVs + PHEV
213,167
Tesla
57%
Toyota
5%
BMW
4%
Ford
4%
Chevrolet
4%
Utilization Score

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Utilization by station
3%
5%
4%
88%
0%
Station 1Station 2Station 3Station 4Station 5
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Station detailSample
16 ports350 kW
Avg utilization34.0%
Sessions / day127
Revenue / day$1,815
Avg price$0.43 / kWh
Busiest hour1pm
Quietest hour3am
64%
48%
42%
50%
40%
58%
70%
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat

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Utility & permits
Electric utilityAustin Energy
Where to file permits (AHJ)City of Austin
Crime per 100k · vs national avg
Violent crime
1.09×
Property crime
1.40×
EV growth · projectedBEVPHEV
Dec '22Dec '24Dec '25Dec '26Dec '27
EV Adoption rate4.88%+25% YoY
BEVs + PHEVs53,169+22% YoY
Total vehicles1,090,478+2% YoY
Estimated incentives
$46kstackable
Utility make ready rebate
Public rebate programUS only
Disadvantaged communityUS only
Site scoreTotal Rank
4.2/5
EV Adoption
4.88%
Travel Patterns
6,840 vehicles
Existing Infrastructure
190 · 27%
Purchasing Power
40%
Policies and Incentives
2
Forecasted utilization · next 60 moComing soon
11%
13%
15%
18%
20%
23%
25%
Mo 1Mo 10Mo 20Mo 30Mo 40Mo 50Mo 60
Worst-case projection20%
Base case projection25%
Best-case projection30%

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Power and port mix

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Stations in San FranciscoCity-wide DC fast network
Estimated revenue
HIGH
$348,840 / month
Estimated energy sold
HIGH
775,200 kWh / month
Occupancy
HIGH
62% avg

Utilization (last month)

  

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1 Infinite LoopCupertino, CA 95014 · Site report
Location
Power UtilitiesSF Water Power Sewer
Permitting JurisdictionCity of San Francisco
Crime Data · per 100k people, vs national avg
Violent crime
1.44×
Property crime
0.69×
Utilization Score
4.2/5Total Rank
EV Adoption
12.29%
Travel Patterns
68,839 vehicles
Existing Infrastructure
1013 · 25%
Purchasing Power
55%
Policies and Incentives
21
EV Registration Breakdown
EV adoption rate
12.3%
Total registered vehicles
1,734,656
Total BEVs + PHEV
213,167
Tesla
57%
Toyota
5%
BMW
4%
Ford
4%
Chevrolet
4%
Map Layers
Utilization score
Rebates & Incentives
$46kstackable across 3 programs
Utility make ready rebate
$22k
Public rebate program
$18k
Disadvantaged community uplift
$6k
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