16 fast chargers.
Every EV. Room to tow.
Gamma Charge is building a public DC fast-charging hub at 30 Freeman Farm Road in Duncan, South Carolina, just off I-85 at SC-101. It pairs 10 Tesla V4 Superchargers with 6 Espen dispensers, so any EV can plug in, and four of the Tesla stalls are pull-through for drivers towing a trailer.
Who it's for
Built for everyone on the corridor
Drivers
Any EV, any connector
Tesla V4 posts serve NACS. Espen dispensers carry both CCS1 and NACS cables, so a Ford, Hyundai or Rivian charges as easily as a Tesla.
Towing & fleets
Pull through, don't unhitch
Four pull-through stalls let drivers towing a trailer charge without backing in. The site sits 1.8 miles from Inland Port Greer and half a mile from BMW Manufacturing.
Agencies
A working NEVI-standard site
Sixteen ports at up to 360 kW on a federally designated Alternative Fuel Corridor. A practical reference for the next interstate exit.
Build status
Where the project stands
The plans are approved, the chargers are on hand, and the driveway permit is in. Construction is underway.
- Dec 2025Hardware and development partners signedTesla Supercharger agreement and Renovo Energy partnership.
- Mar 2026Construction plans issuedCivil and power plans by Matrix Technologies, reviewed by Tesla.
- Jun 2026Charging equipment deliveredTesla V4 hardware received for installation.
- Sep 2026SCDOT driveway permit approvedCommercial access from Freeman Farm Road.
- Late 2026Grand openingCommissioning and public launch.
Outparcel available
±1.26 acres beside the chargers
Drivers park for 15 to 30 minutes while they charge. The outparcel at the hub entrance is available for build-to-suit or ground lease.