EV Charging Stations NSW

EV Charging Stations in NSW

Every public EV charging station in New South Wales on one live map - Sydney to Byron Bay, the M1 Pacific Highway to the Hume, NRMA member sites to Tesla Superchargers. NSW has more EV chargers than any other Australian state.

1,525+

EV chargers in NSW

401

DC fast charging stations

204

Free EV charging sites

144

NRMA EV charging sites

EV charging in New South Wales

NSW has more EV charging stations than any other Australian state, from inner Sydney to the Snowy Mountains, the Far North Coast and Broken Hill.

Plugroo aggregates every EV charging station in NSW into a single live map - Tesla Superchargers, Evie Networks, Chargefox, NRMA, Ampol AmpCharge, BP Pulse, JOLT, EVX and Exploren, plus state government kerbside chargers and local council sites.

Filter by network, charger speed, plug type or cost. Pricing is shown in AUD with live tariff data where available, and new NSW EV chargers are added as the network expands.

EV charging in NSW cities

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NRMA EV charging in NSW - the state's signature network

NRMA operates one of Australia's largest community-owned EV charging networks, with strong coverage across the M1 Pacific Highway, the Hume Highway and major NSW regional towns.

NRMA members get free DC fast EV charging at many participating NSW sites. Some newer or busier locations have introduced fees as the network scales, so Plugroo flags pricing tier and availability at each NRMA charger.

EV charging networks operating in NSW

Every major Australian EV charging network operates in NSW, plus state-funded kerbside chargers and council-led local rollouts.

NSW signature - free for members

NRMA

The dominant local NSW network, with strong Pacific and Hume Highway coverage. Some newer sites are now paid.

Ultra-rapid - 250 kW

Tesla Supercharger

Australia's most reliable ultra-rapid EV charging network, with strong Hume, Pacific and Princes Highway coverage. Most sites are now open to non-Tesla EVs through the Tesla app.

Ultra-rapid - 350 kW

Evie Networks

Australia's largest ultra-rapid DC fast charging operator outside Tesla, with CBD, shopping centre and highway corridor coverage.

Fast - 50-350 kW

Chargefox

A national AC and DC network with motoring-club partner discounts and major highway coverage.

DC fast - 150 kW

Ampol AmpCharge

DC fast EV charging at Ampol service stations across Australia, including metro forecourts and major highways.

DC fast - 75-150 kW

BP Pulse

BP's Australian EV charging rollout at service stations, focused on arterial routes between capital cities.

7 kWh free daily

JOLT

Kerbside EV charging across Australian capitals, with 7 kWh free per charger per day for practical inner-city top-ups.

Council kerbside

EVX

A major operator behind council-led kerbside charging rollouts on residential streets in NSW, VIC, QLD and WA.

Destination AC

Exploren

Destination EV charging at Australian hotels, restaurants, wineries and tourism venues, especially in regional areas.

The NSW Government EV charging rollout

NSW has the most aggressive state-level EV charging investment in Australia.

The NSW Government EV Strategy funds kerbside charging in Sydney and major regional centres, destination chargers at tourist sites and highway fast charging to fill regional gaps.

Plugroo maps NSW Government-funded chargers alongside private network chargers, showing the underlying operator so drivers know which app, membership or pricing tier applies.

NSW EV charging policy at a glance

The NSW Government EV strategy is one reason NSW has the country's densest charger network. While the previous vehicle rebate and stamp duty exemption ended in January 2024, infrastructure funding continues to roll out.

$171M

NSW EV strategy funding

380

Govt-funded chargers live

5 mins

Target spacing in Sydney

NSW EV fast charging highway corridors

NSW is home to two of Australia's biggest EV road trip corridors - the M1 Pacific Highway and the Hume Highway.

M31 - Hume Highway

Sydney to Melbourne

A major NSW EV route with growing DC fast coverage and live availability needs for road trip planning.

NSW: ~600 km70 fast chargers

M1 - Pacific Highway

Sydney to Brisbane

A major NSW EV route with growing DC fast coverage and live availability needs for road trip planning.

NSW: ~780 km71 fast chargers

M31 - Federal Highway

Sydney to Canberra

A major NSW EV route with growing DC fast coverage and live availability needs for road trip planning.

286 km59 fast chargers

M31 + Monaro Highway

Sydney to Thredbo / Jindabyne

A major NSW EV route with growing DC fast coverage and live availability needs for road trip planning.

500 km65 fast chargers

Free EV charging in NSW

NSW has more sources of free EV charging than any other Australian state, led by NRMA member sites and a deep JOLT footprint across Sydney.

Other sources include shopping centre destination chargers, Tesla Destination Chargers at hotels, and free or subsidised council chargers in Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong.

Read the full free EV charging guide

Cost of EV charging in NSW

NSW pricing is close to the national average, with a deeper free-charging layer through NRMA member sites and JOLT.

Charger type	Typical NSW rate	Full charge (60 kWh EV)	Cost per 100 km
NRMA member DC fast	Free for members	Free	$0
JOLT first 7 kWh	Free daily	Free for about 45 km	$0
Home AC (off-peak)	$0.15 - $0.25 / kWh	$9 - $15	$2 - $4
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

A smart NSW charging strategy stacks home off-peak charging with NRMA member charging and JOLT top-ups.

EV charging in NSW - FAQs

How many EV charging stations are in NSW?

NSW has an estimated 1,150 public EV charging locations, including roughly 330 DC fast sites and a large NRMA footprint.

Are NRMA EV chargers free in NSW?

Many participating NRMA chargers are free for members, but some newer or busier sites have introduced paid tiers.

Where are the EV charging stations on the Pacific Highway?

Major stops include the Central Coast, Newcastle, Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour, Grafton, Ballina and Byron Bay.

Where are the EV charging stations on the Hume Highway?

Key Hume charging stops include Goulburn, Yass, Gundagai and Albury, with Tesla, NRMA, Chargefox and Evie coverage.

Where can I find free EV charging in NSW?

Free charging is available through NRMA member sites, JOLT kerbside chargers, shopping centres, hotels and some council facilities.

Does NSW have a government EV charging map?

The NSW Government funds infrastructure, but public charger data is split across operators. Plugroo brings those sites into one live map.

Every EV charger in NSW. One Australian-built app.

Live availability across NRMA, Tesla, Evie, Chargefox, JOLT and more.

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EV Charging Stations in NSW

EV charging in New South Wales

EV charging in NSW cities

Aarons Pass

Abbotsbury

Abbotsford

Abercrombie

Abercrombie River

Aberdare

Aberdeen

Aberfoyle

Aberglasslyn

Abermain

Abernethy

Abington

Acacia Creek

Acacia Gardens

Adaminaby

Adamstown

Adamstown Heights

Adelong

Adjungbilly

Afterlee

Agnes Banks

Airds

Akolele

Albert

Albion Park

Albion Park Rail

Albury

Albury - Wodonga (Albury Part)

Aldavilla

Alectown

Alexandria

Alfords Point

Alfredtown

Alice

Alison (Central Coast)

Alison (Dungog)

Allambie Heights

Allandale

Allawah

Alleena

Allgomera

Allworth

Allynbrook

Alma Park

Alpine

Alstonvale

Alstonville

Alumy Creek

Amaroo

Ambarvale

Amosfield

Anabranch North

Anabranch South

Anambah

Ando

Anembo

Angledale

Angledool

Anglers Reach

Angourie

Angus

Anna Bay

Anna Bay - Boat Harbour

Annandale

Annangrove

Appin

Apple Tree Flat

Appleby

Appletree Flat

Apsley

Arable

Arakoon

Araluen

Aratula

Arcadia

Arcadia Vale