Evie Networks fast chargers leave BP petrol station sites

During the early days of Australian EV public charging Evie Networks installed a series of fast chargers along the East Coast of Australia, including at several BP service stations.

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Former Evie Networks charger at BP Northpoint
Image by - Neerav Bhatt

Over 4 years later that Evie/BP partnership has ended amicably.

An Evie Networks spokesperson told me:

"Earlier this year we made a standalone strategic decision to transition five sites in NSW and ACT to new ownership with BP. This decision reflects a unique, mutually beneficial agreement with BP, with whom we have enjoyed a productive partnership from the outset".

"We now have new sites nearby, with more on the way, that are better aligned with our customers' needs for convenient charging options namely; Caringbah – HomeCo Caringbah, Kingston – Fyshwick markets, Expansion of Bakehouse Quarter to 6 bays and Derrimut Village now 4 bays."

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Evie Bakehouse Quarter

Understandably Evie is trying to retain their previously regular customers at the former bp locations, by letting them know of the change and where to find other Evie chargers nearby:

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Evie email to Ashfield customers

Looking forward, the Evie spokesperson told me that EV drivers will soon be able to use these new Evie charge locations:

November:

• Hungry Jacks Chermside, ACT
• Riverlink Shopping Centre, QLD
  

December (in progress)

• Brighton Metro Hotel, SA
• Fyshwick Fresh Food Market, ACT
• Neil David Pl – Public carpark, TAS
• Richmond Library, VIC
• Morgan’s IGA – Sunbury, VIC
• Banora Shopping Village, NSW

EV drivers who visit the two Melbourne BP service stations at Northpoint (Epping North) and Caroline Springs looking to recharge their cars will get a pleasant surprise as each location now has a lot of new bp pulse chargers, detailed here .