How many EV charging stations are in Australian Capital Territory?
Australian Capital Territory has an estimated 68 public EV charging locations, including roughly 32 DC fast charging sites and 3 free or free-tier charging locations.
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EV Charging Stations in Australian Capital Territory
Every public EV charging station in Australian Capital Territory on one live map - city chargers, highway DC fast sites, free destination chargers and local council charging. Plugroo aggregates Australian Capital Territory EV charging data into one Australian-built app with live availability, pricing and plug details.
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Free EV charging sites
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EV charging in Australian Capital Territory
Australian Capital Territory EV charging coverage is split across metro hubs, tourism destinations and major highway corridors.
Plugroo brings every public EV charging station in Australian Capital Territory into one view - Tesla Superchargers, Evie Networks, Chargefox, Ampol AmpCharge, BP Pulse, JOLT, EVX, Exploren and local destination chargers where available.
Use the map above to filter Australian Capital Territory chargers by speed, plug type, network, price, free charging and 24/7 access. Pricing is shown in AUD and station details are refreshed regularly from operator data and community reports.
EV charging in Australian Capital Territory
Australian Capital Territory EV fast charging highway corridors
Long-distance EV travel in Australian Capital Territory depends on reliable DC fast charging between major towns, tourism regions and interstate links. Tap a route for its full charging guide.
EV charging networks operating in Australian Capital Territory
Major Australian EV charging networks operate across Australian Capital Territory, with different strengths in cities, highways, kerbside streets and destination venues. Tap a network to see where it operates.
Energy retailer network
AGL
One of Australia’s largest energy retailers, with a growing public EV charging network.
Fuel retailer fast charging
AmpCharge
Ampol’s EV fast-charging network, rolling out at fuel and convenience sites nationwide.
National DC fast charging
Chargefox
Australia’s largest open charging network, spanning fast-charging corridors nationwide.
Kerbside & destination charging
EVX
Kerbside and destination charging designed for on-street and community parking.
Workplace & fleet charging
Everty
Charging management for workplaces, fleets and commercial sites.
National DC fast charging
Evie Networks
A national ultra-fast charging network connecting Australia’s highways and cities.
Destination & community charging
Exploren
Destination and community charging for shopping centres, hotels and precincts.
Free & fast urban charging
JOLT
Urban DC fast chargers offering a daily allowance of free charging.
Motoring club fast charging
NRMA
The motoring club’s fast-charging network along key regional and city routes.
Motoring club charging
RAA
South Australia’s motoring club charging network, spanning the state.
DC ultra-fast charging
Tesla Supercharger
Tesla’s high-power Supercharger network, increasingly open to non-Tesla EVs.
Destination AC charging
Tesla Destination
Tesla’s destination chargers at hotels, restaurants and venues nationwide.
State electric highway
Yurika / Electric Highway
Queensland’s Electric Super Highway, operated with Yurika across the state.
Fuel retailer fast charging
bp pulse Australia
bp’s global EV charging brand, rolling out fast charging at Australian sites.
Free EV charging in Australian Capital Territory
Free EV charging in Australian Capital Territory usually comes from shopping centres, hotels, tourism venues, council car parks, JOLT kerbside chargers where available and selected network promotions.
Use Plugroo's Free filter on the Australian Capital Territory map to see no-cost chargers and understand the rules before you drive there - time limits, guest-only access, membership requirements or daily kWh caps.
Cost of EV charging in Australian Capital Territory
EV charging costs in Australian Capital Territory vary by charger speed, network and location.
| Charger type | Typical ACT rate | Full charge (60 kWh EV) | Cost per 100 km |
|---|---|---|---|
| Home AC (off-peak) | $0.15 - $0.25 / kWh | $9 - $15 | $2 - $4 |
| JOLT kerbside free tier | First 7 kWh free | Free for about 45 km | $0 |
| Public AC destination | $0.25 - $0.45 / kWh | $15 - $27 | $4 - $7 |
| DC fast (50-150 kW) | $0.55 - $0.70 / kWh | $33 - $42 | $9 - $11 |
| Ultra-rapid DC (250-350 kW) | $0.65 - $0.85 / kWh | $39 - $51 | $10 - $13 |
| Petrol comparison (avg sedan) | - | - | $15 - $18 |
The lowest-cost Australian Capital Territory EV charging strategy is usually a mix of off-peak home charging, free destination top-ups and paid DC fast charging only when range or time requires it.
EV charging in Australian Capital Territory - FAQs
Where can I find free EV charging in Australian Capital Territory?
Free EV charging in Australian Capital Territory is most commonly found at shopping centres, hotels, council facilities, tourism venues and selected kerbside or destination charging programs. Plugroo's free filter shows these sites on one map.
Which EV charging networks operate in Australian Capital Territory?
Australian Capital Territory charging coverage includes a mix of national operators such as Tesla, Evie, Chargefox, Ampol AmpCharge, BP Pulse, JOLT, EVX and destination charger providers, depending on the city and route.
How much does EV charging cost in Australian Capital Territory?
Public EV charging in Australian Capital Territory typically ranges from free destination charging to $0.85 per kWh at ultra-rapid DC chargers. Home off-peak charging is usually the cheapest option.
Can I road trip across Australian Capital Territory in an EV?
Yes, the main Australian Capital Territory routes are increasingly covered by DC fast charging, but regional and remote trips still need planning around charger spacing, access hours and backup options.