Australia
Charging prices & networks
Cheapest networks
Published DC fast-charging price ranges. Prices change by site and time of day, so check the operator's app before you plug in.
Typical DC fast (all networks)
CCS2 · up to 350 kW
$0.50–$0.80per kWh
Industry-wide range; remote sites can cost more.
Source: EV Roadside, checked Oct 2026Tesla Supercharger
CCS2 · up to 250 kW
$0.55–$0.70per kWh
Non-Tesla price; Tesla owners and members pay less, with off-peak rates at some sites.
Source: comparEV, checked Oct 2026Chargefox
CCS2 · CHAdeMO · up to 350 kW
$0.65–$0.85per kWh
Ultra-rapid sites; prices vary by site. Includes NRMA partner sites.
Source: comparEV, checked Oct 2026Evie Networks
CCS2 · up to 350 kW
$0.65–$0.85per kWh
Pay by app or card tap at fast sites.
Source: comparEV, checked Oct 2026From the networks' own pages
Official · checked weeklyRead automatically from each network's public price page. Only prices written on the page are shown, with the page and date checked.
Fastest networks
Open Charge MapRanked by number of ultra-rapid (150 kW+) sites across Australia.
All networks
Prices here come only from stations where Open Charge Map contributors recorded a tariff. "Based on" shows how many stations the figure uses.
Station data from Open Charge Map contributors, refreshed daily. Session fees and time-based pricing aren't recorded consistently, so they aren't included.