Evie Networks

Evie Networks is an Australian owned and operated EV charging company. It describes a network of more than 300 locations, with high-powered chargers that can add 50 to 350 kilometres of range in minutes. The company says it works with businesses, councils and drivers to bring charging to the places people work, shop and play. The site names Australia as its home market.

Charging for businesses and councils

• Commercial hosting: chargers at business premises so customers and visitors can charge on site.
• Post-paid accounts: charging accounts that give drivers access to chargers across the country, usable across Australia.
• Onsite projects: design and roll-out with a dedicated project manager overseeing the work from start to finish.
• Council solutions: bespoke charging for drivers in a municipality.

Driver app and vehicle support

The Evie app shows real-time availability and charging progress, and the company offers 24/7 support by phone and app. Its chargers are described as suitable for popular brands including Tesla, BYD, Kia and Hyundai. Host partners are offered help to attract customers and to report sustainability results. The site presents the company as a partner for businesses that want to unlock new value from electrification.

Partnerships and news

Evie's recent partnerships include North Sydney Council, Hungry Jack's, AMP Capital shopping centres across several states and New Zealand, and Dan Murphy's. Its news section also covers Australia's first Electric Vehicle Strategy, which the company welcomed. The site describes its network as the biggest public EV fast-charging network in Australia, and hosts can become site partners through the website.

Key facts

• Based in: Australia
• Markets: Australia, including Melbourne, Sydney and Queensland
• Products: Evie app, fast and ultra-fast chargers