Automotive Charging Solutions

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Automotive Charging Solutions (ACS) designs, installs, and operates electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure for hotels, multifamily properties, and other commercial sites, primarily across Arizona and the broader U.S. Southwest.

Scottsdale, AZ

About Automotive Charging Solutions

Automotive Charging Solutions (ACS) is a Scottsdale-based company that provides turnkey electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions for commercial properties, including hotels, multifamily communities, workplaces, and mixed‑use developments. The company handles site assessment, electrical design, permitting, hardware procurement, installation, and ongoing maintenance, often bundling everything into a managed "charging as a service" offering so property owners can add EV charging with little or no upfront cost. ACS partners with software and network providers such as EV Connect to offer managed charging networks with 24/7 monitoring and driver support.([acsheatandair.com](https://acsheatandair.com/service-area/?utm_source=openai))

A card charge labeled "ACS Scottsdale" is likely associated with either a one‑time EV charging session at a station managed by Automotive Charging Solutions (for example, at a hotel or apartment where you parked) or a periodic service or network fee billed to a property owner or manager who has a service agreement with ACS. Depending on how the property sets up billing, the descriptor can appear on the cardholder’s statement rather than the hotel’s or building’s name. In some cases, a refundable preauthorization hold may be placed on your card when you initiate a charging session, with the final amount settled once the session ends.

If you’re unsure about an "ACS Scottsdale" charge, start by checking recent EV charging activity—look at stays at hotels, visits to apartments or garages with EV chargers, or any property management or HOA invoices tied to EV charging. You can often match the date and amount to a session history inside the EV charging app used on the property (for example, via the EV Connect app) or to receipts from the hotel or facility. If you still have questions, contact the property where you charged your vehicle and ask who manages their EV charging; they can confirm whether ACS is their vendor and may help you obtain an itemized receipt. You can also reach out directly to Automotive Charging Solutions via the contact information on their website to verify a transaction or dispute an unfamiliar charge.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from "ACS Scottsdale" on my credit card statement?

A charge labeled "ACS Scottsdale" most likely relates to an electric vehicle (EV) charging session or EV charging service provided at a property that uses Automotive Charging Solutions as its charging vendor. This could be a hotel, apartment, condo, or commercial parking facility where you parked and charged your vehicle, or where EV charging fees are passed through to residents or guests.

Can Automotive Charging Solutions place a temporary hold on my card when I start a charging session?

Yes. Like many EV charging providers, ACS or its network partners may place a temporary preauthorization hold on your card when a charging session is initiated. The final amount is adjusted when the session ends, and the unused portion of the hold is released by your bank, typically within a few business days depending on your card issuer.

How are EV charging fees from Automotive Charging Solutions typically calculated?

Fees at ACS‑managed stations are set in coordination with the host property and can be based on time (per minute or hour), energy delivered (per kWh where allowed), or a session fee, sometimes with parking or idle fees after charging is complete. The rate you pay is determined by the specific station and will often be shown in the associated charging app or on on‑site signage before you start the session.

I’m a resident/guest at a property and don’t recall using EV charging. How can I confirm what this ACS charge is for?

First, review your recent stays or visits to properties that offer EV charging and check any EV apps you use for a session history around the charge date. If nothing matches, contact the property’s management office or front desk and ask whether Automotive Charging Solutions manages their chargers and if they show any sessions on your unit, vehicle, or guest profile for that date and amount. They can usually pull a detailed transaction record.

Could the "ACS Scottsdale" charge be a recurring fee rather than a one‑time charging session?

Yes. For property owners or managers, ACS may bill recurring service, network, or equipment fees under a card on file, which can appear as "ACS Scottsdale" on statements. If you manage a property and have such an agreement, review your service contract or recent invoices from ACS to see whether the amount matches a monthly or periodic fee.

How do I dispute or get a refund for an Automotive Charging Solutions transaction I don’t recognize or believe is incorrect?

Start by gathering details such as the transaction date, amount, and the last four digits of the card used. Check your EV app or property records for that period. If the charge still appears incorrect, contact the host property (hotel, apartment, garage) to confirm the session and request an adjustment if appropriate. You can then contact Automotive Charging Solutions using the support or contact form on acsgo.net with your transaction details. If you cannot resolve the issue with ACS or the property, you can file a dispute with your card issuer, providing any supporting documentation.

How can I contact Automotive Charging Solutions about a billing question?

Visit acsgo.net and use the contact or support options provided there to reach Automotive Charging Solutions. Include your name, contact information, the last four digits of the card used, the approximate date and amount of the charge, and any related details (such as the property where you parked or charged). This will help them locate your transaction and respond more quickly.

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