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.
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."
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:
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 .
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