The networks behind the plugs.
10 networks with at least 20 public stations in Australia: how many stations each operates, where they are, what they charge and how fast they charge.
- Networks
- 10
- Stations in hubs
- 869
- States & territories
- 8
- Cities
- 576
Choose a network
Most stations firstExploren
Exploren operates public charging stations in this directory, listed with their connectors, peak power, stalls and per-kWh prices.
- Stations
- 198
- States
- 7
- Cities
- 174
Chargefox
Chargefox operates public charging stations in this directory, listed with their connectors, peak power, stalls and per-kWh prices.
- Stations
- 165
- States
- 7
- Cities
- 151
AGL EV Charging
AGL EV Charging operates public charging stations in this directory, listed with their connectors, peak power, stalls and per-kWh prices.
- Stations
- 126
- States
- 1
- Cities
- 44
AmpCharge
AmpCharge operates public charging stations in this directory, listed with their connectors, peak power, stalls and per-kWh prices.
- Stations
- 99
- States
- 5
- Cities
- 96
EVX
EVX operates public charging stations in this directory, listed with their connectors, peak power, stalls and per-kWh prices.
- Stations
- 83
- States
- 2
- Cities
- 53
Everty
Everty operates public charging stations in this directory, listed with their connectors, peak power, stalls and per-kWh prices.
- Stations
- 56
- States
- 6
- Cities
- 49
JOLT
JOLT operates public charging stations in this directory, listed with their connectors, peak power, stalls and per-kWh prices.
- Stations
- 44
- States
- 4
- Cities
- 36
Tesla Destination
Tesla Destination operates public charging stations in this directory, listed with their connectors, peak power, stalls and per-kWh prices.
- Stations
- 42
- States
- 7
- Cities
- 40
WeVolt
WeVolt operates public charging stations in this directory, listed with their connectors, peak power, stalls and per-kWh prices.
- Stations
- 31
- States
- 6
- Cities
- 29
ChargePost
ChargePost operates public charging stations in this directory, listed with their connectors, peak power, stalls and per-kWh prices.
- Stations
- 25
- States
- 1
- Cities
- 15
10 pages. A station can belong to more than one group, so the totals overlap and do not add up to the directory.
Questions
How these pages are builtHow many charging networks does EVDIR cover?
The directory records 1,338 stations operated by 32 networks. 10 of them run at least 20 public stations and have a page of their own; the smaller operators appear in the directory filter and on the station records they run.
Which charging network is the largest?
Exploren is the largest in this directory with 198 stations across 7 states and territories, followed by Chargefox at 165 and AGL EV Charging at 126.
Do all networks charge the same price?
No. A network does not set one national tariff: the price is set per site, and the same network can be free in one parking lot and A$0.70/kWh in another. The median on each network page is the middle of the prices those stations list, not a rate the network guarantees.
Why does a station appear under more than one network?
Because the record can name more than one operator for a site — a host brand and the network that runs the equipment, for example. The counts therefore overlap, and the totals on this page do not add up to the number of stations in the directory.