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The price increase for electric vehicle charging will come into effect from 18 January, 2024
Electric vehicle power supplier Evie has increased its prices for 2024 across its range of public-use 22kW, 50kW, 150kW and 350kW chargers in Australia.
Evie, who has more than 200 charging locations in Australia, said that the decision to lift rates “is driven by our commitment to investing in a top-notch, reliable, and expansive charging network across the country”.
Pricing for Evie public chargers are now listed as:
Evie claims with the rise in electric charging rates, a typical 25kWh charging session will become roughly $2 more expensive than before.
The new price rise now makes Evie the most expensive company to charge with for 350kW ultra-rapid charging.
Chargefox currently charges $0.60 per kWh for its 350kW ultra-rapid chargers, while its 50kW charger costs $0.45 per kWh.
Meanwhile, Ampol’s Ampcharge network currently uses 150kW chargers, and costs $0.69 per kWh which is more expensive than what Chargefox and Evie charge for their 350kW sessions.
The BP Pulse chargers, which use the Tritium system, can provide 75kW each, however the company says they are able to be upgraded to 150kW.
BP states that its peak rate is $0.60 per kWh, while the off-peak weekend rate is $0.50 per kWh.
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