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A map built for Australian EV drivers
Plugroo is a map made specifically for EV drivers in Australia — every major charging network, connector, and location together on one clear map.
EV Charging Stations Australia – Chargers Near You | Plugroo
The charger-finder built for Australian EV drivers.
Plugroo is made for EV drivers in Australia — it recommends chargers you can trust, so every trip goes smoothly.
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Recommendations you can trust
Plugroo checks for broken and ghost chargers and points you to reliable stations — so you skip the dead stops and travel with peace of mind.
Popular EV charging locations.
Start with Australia, state, and popular city links, then open a focused charger map for each area.
Compare charging prices across networks
EV charging in Australia is split across a dozen networks — Chargefox, Evie, NRMA, Tesla, BP Pulse, Ampol Charge, Jolt, and Exploren — each with its own app, pricing, and membership. Plugroo brings them together on a single map, so you can compare charging prices and connector types before you drive instead of juggling separate apps at the bay. See per-kWh and session pricing side by side, filter by CCS2, CHAdeMO, or Type 2, and check which networks run fast DC or free AC charging near you. Whether you're topping up in the city or planning a highway road trip across Australia, Plugroo shows every major charging network in one place — so you always know the cheapest, closest, and fastest way to charge.
EV charging in Australia, answered.
Common questions about charging costs, networks, and apps — answered for Australian EV drivers.
How much does EV charging cost in Australia?
EV charging costs vary by network and speed. Public AC charging in Australia ranges from free up to around 40–60c/kWh, while fast DC charging from networks like Chargefox, Evie, and NRMA usually sits between roughly 50c and 70c/kWh, sometimes with a session or idle fee. Charging at home is the cheapest option — often 20–30c/kWh, or less on an EV or overnight tariff. Prices change often, so Plugroo shows current network pricing on the map to help you compare before you plug in.
Which charging networks does Plugroo cover?
Plugroo covers all of Australia's major EV charging networks in one app, including Chargefox, Evie, NRMA, Tesla, BP Pulse, Ampol Charge, Jolt, and Exploren, alongside councils, shopping centres, and independent operators. You'll see each station's connector types, power levels, and pricing on a single map — no need to guess which network runs a site before you arrive.
Do I need multiple charging apps in Australia?
Most drivers end up with several apps because each network runs its own. Plugroo removes that hassle by mapping every major network together, so you can find, compare, and plan charging from one place. You may still need a network's own app or card to start a session at some sites, but Plugroo is where you decide where to charge — no app-switching just to check availability, pricing, or connector type.
Is Plugroo free?
Yes. Plugroo is free to download on the App Store and Google Play, and free to use for finding chargers, comparing networks, and planning routes across Australia. You only pay the charging network for the electricity you use — Plugroo doesn't add fees on top.
Find your next charge with Plugroo.
The Australian EV charger-finding app that recommends the right stop for you. Free on the App Store and Google Play.
Free download. Opens the App Store or Google Play in a new tab.