Where is Food Lion located?

Food Lion is located at 122 Cranbrook Rd, Cockeysville, MD.

What kind of charging does Food Lion offer?

Food Lion offers DC fast charging, with stations rated up to 50 kW. There is 1 charging station and 15 total ports at this location.

How long does it take to charge an EV at Food Lion?

A typical EV with a 75 kWh battery charging from 10% to 80% takes about 1 h 10 min on 50 kW DC fast charging at Food Lion. Actual times vary with vehicle, temperature, and station load.

What charging network operates Food Lion?

Food Lion is part of the Tesla network. See more Tesla charging across MD on SpotCharge.

Can anyone use the chargers at Food Lion?

Yes — Food Lion is a publicly accessible charging location.

Is the Food Lion listing owner-managed?

Not yet. This page was generated from open charging data (NREL) and is refreshed by SpotCharge's weekly sync. If you own or operate this location, you can claim the listing for free and manage it directly.

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Food Lion

122 Cranbrook Rd, Cockeysville, MD, 21030

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Grocery store

Max power

50 kW

DC fast

Ports

ports

Hours

24/7

Open 24 hours

Pricing

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Stations & ports

1 station · 15 ports

Food Lion · DCFC Tesla

Tesla

DC fast · 50 kW

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Estimated charging time

DC fast charging · 50 kW

~1 h 10 min

For a typical EV (75 kWh battery) charging from 10% to 80%. Real-world times vary with vehicle, temperature, and station load. Estimate for your EV →

122 Cranbrook Rd · Cockeysville, MD · 21030

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Food Lion located?: Food Lion is located at 122 Cranbrook Rd, Cockeysville, MD.
What kind of charging does Food Lion offer?: Food Lion offers DC fast charging, with stations rated up to 50 kW. There is 1 charging station and 15 total ports at this location.
How long does it take to charge an EV at Food Lion?: A typical EV with a 75 kWh battery charging from 10% to 80% takes about 1 h 10 min on 50 kW DC fast charging at Food Lion. Actual times vary with vehicle, temperature, and station load.
What are Food Lion's charging hours?: Open 24 hours
What charging network operates Food Lion?: Food Lion is part of the Tesla network. See more Tesla charging across MD on SpotCharge.
Can anyone use the chargers at Food Lion?: Yes — Food Lion is a publicly accessible charging location.
Is the Food Lion listing owner-managed?: Not yet. This page was generated from open charging data (NREL) and is refreshed by SpotCharge's weekly sync. If you own or operate this location, you can claim the listing for free and manage it directly.

Area electrification status

Maryland · 2024

Plug-in vehicles

132K

#14 in US

Battery-electric

95K

72% of fleet

EVs per public port

24.4

5,397 ports listed

As of 2024, Maryland had 131,500 plug-in vehicles registered — 94,900 fully battery-electric (72%) and 36,600 plug-in hybrid (28%). That ranks Maryland #14 nationally and represents about 2.2% of all US plug-in registrations.

Across 5,397 publicly-listed ports in Maryland (3,619 Level 2 and 1,774 DC fast), that works out to roughly 24.4 EVs per public port and 53.5 BEVs per DC fast port.

Maryland's public charging is keeping pace with adoption — but registrations keep climbing. Listing your stations here helps drivers discover charging close to where they already shop, dine, and stay.

Source: AFDC (data from Experian Information Solutions) · See full Maryland market data →