High-power DC Blink

Mac Haik Ford

4506 N. Navarro, Victoria, TX 77904

Max power: 180 kW; High-power DC
Charging ports: 5; CCS1, J1772
Price: Free; No charging fee listed
Hours: 24/7; Open all day

Mac Haik Ford is a DC fast-charging station run by Blink at 4506 N. Navarro in Victoria, TX. It has 5 charging ports with CCS1 and J1772 connectors and delivers up to 180 kw. Charging is free, 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

4 ports · 180 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.

J1772

1 port · 17 kW

The universal Level 2 AC plug in North America.

Works with: Every non-Tesla EV and plug-in hybrid. Teslas charge with the J1772 adapter that ships with the car.

Pricing

Free

Network listing: “Free”

Location and access

Address: 4506 N. Navarro
Victoria, TX 77904
Coordinates: 28.83693, -97.00084
Hours: 24/7
Phone: 888-998-2546
Network: Blink
On site: 24/7 Access

Questions drivers ask

How fast is Mac Haik Ford?

It delivers up to 180 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 Mac Haik Ford?

Charging is listed as free. Parking fees or time limits may still apply.

What plugs does Mac Haik Ford have?

4 × CCS1 (Combined Charging System) up to 180 kW; 1 × J1772 (Type 1) up to 17 kW.

Is Mac Haik 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 213807. Last confirmed by the network on Oct 11, 2026; opened Apr 10, 2022.