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Public EV charging networks in Australia

These networks operate public chargers in Australia. Locations, connectors and prices change often, so check each network’s app or website before you rely on it.

To find chargers across all networks on one map, use PlugShare.

Fast charging usually costs much more than charging at your own site. See how to plan for it in a fleet.

Ampol AmpChargeVisit websiteChargefoxVisit websiteEvie NetworksVisit websiteExplorenVisit websiteJoltVisit websiteNRMAVisit websiteTesla SuperchargerVisit website

How big is each network?

NetworkFast (DC)Slower (AC)Source
Ampol AmpCharge107 DC sites–evlog.net.au, 9 Oct 2026
ChargefoxNot published
Evie Networks300+ locations–Evie Networks, 6 Nov 2026
ExplorenNot published
JoltNot published
NRMANot published
Tesla Supercharger1,000+ stalls at about 158 sites–The Driven, Jul 2026

Each network counts differently, in sites, stalls or chargers, so we show what each one publishes, with the source and date. Where a network doesn’t publish a figure, we leave it blank.

Charging for trucks

Most public chargers are built for cars. Trucks need drive-through bays with no overhead limits, more power and ideally a way to book. These are the truck-accessible sites known as at 17 September 2026. Most share space with cars and sit near capital cities, and the planned ones are mostly dedicated truck hubs.

StateOperatorWhereStatus
QueenslandAmpol AmpChargeBurpengaryOpen
QueenslandeLumina / ChargefoxYatalaOpen
NSWAmpol AmpChargeEastern CreekOpen
NSWAmpol AmpChargeWyongPlanned
NSWZenobeMascotOpen
NSW and ACTNew Energy TransportCanberra, Newcastle, Sydney (central and west), WiltonPlanned
VictoriaAmpol AmpChargeDerrimut, WinchelseaOpen
VictoriaViva EnergyCorio (Geelong)Open
Victoriabp pulseMelbourne AirportPlanned
VictoriaNewVoltLaverton, Melbourne north, Melbourne south-eastPlanned
Western AustraliaPurpose EnergyForrestfield, Kwinana, PictonPlanned

Source: MOV3MENT, Electric Truck Report, September 2026, prepared with funding from ARENA (mov3ment.com.au). Check opening dates and truck access with each operator before you plan around a site. See how electric trucks charge.