Woltz and Wind Ford
2100 Washington Pike, Heidelberg, PA 15106
- Max power
- 240 kW
- High-power DC
- Charging ports
- 6
- CCS1
- Price
- Price not listed
- Per network listing
- Hours
- 24/7
- Open all day
Woltz and Wind Ford is a DC fast-charging station run by Ford Charge at 2100 Washington Pike in Heidelberg, PA. It has 6 charging ports with CCS1 connectors and delivers up to 240 kw. Pricing is set by the network app, and the site is open 24 hours a day.
How long will charging take?
10% to 80%, 77 kWh battery
~30min
Range added in 15 minutes
~90mi
Estimates for a typical long-range EV. Real times depend on your car's maximum charging rate, battery temperature, state of charge and whether power is shared between neighbouring stalls. How charging speed works
Connectors and compatibility
CCS1
6 ports · 240 kW
DC fast
The DC fast-charging plug used by most non-Tesla EVs sold in North America before 2025.
Works with: Ford Mustang Mach-E, Chevrolet Bolt and Equinox EV, Hyundai Ioniq 5/6, Kia EV6/EV9, VW ID.4, BMW i4/iX, Rivian, Lucid and most other EVs. Teslas can use it with a CCS adapter.
Pricing
Price not listed
Prices can vary by time of day and membership. The Ford Charge app shows the live rate before you start.
Location and access
- Address
- 2100 Washington Pike
Heidelberg, PA 15106 - Coordinates
- 40.38498, -80.09320
- Hours
- 24/7
- Phone
- 888-357-1009
- Network
- Ford Charge
- On site
- 24/7 Access
Questions drivers ask
How fast is Woltz and Wind Ford?
It delivers up to 240 kW. A typical 77 kWh EV charging from 10% to 80% here needs roughly 30 minutes, though your car's own charging curve, battery temperature and shared power can change that.
How much does it cost to charge at Woltz and Wind Ford?
Ford Charge has not published a fixed price for this site. Rates are shown in the Ford Charge app or on the charger screen before you start a session.
What plugs does Woltz and Wind Ford have?
6 × CCS1 (Combined Charging System) up to 240 kW.
Is Woltz and Wind Ford open 24/7?
Yes, the network lists it as open 24 hours a day.
Source: U.S. Department of Energy Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC), station ID 358306. Last confirmed by the network on Oct 11, 2026; opened Jun 21, 2024.