20Feb
Where are the public EV Charging Stations in New Zealand?
Although electric cars are really starting to take off in New Zealand now, it’s still very early days for the number of charging stations available. Don’t get caught out. Plot your path before you find your battery running low with this up-to-date map of where EV chargers are currently located around the country.
Of course, to truly enjoy all the benefits of being behind the wheel of an electric vehicle and have the freedom and confidence to go the distance, you can’t rely on charging stations alone. To get the most mileage and savings from your EV, having your own quality charger is a must, but it needs to be the right one.
The world of electric vehicles can be complex and when it comes to choosing the correct charger there is a lot of misinformation and potentially dangerous – and even deadly – advice floating around in forums and social media groups online. With so many variables and risks, it’s an area you really some expert advice in. Fortunately, it’s an area we can help you navigate.
The specialists at OEM are happy to help advise you of the most efficient charger type to optimise your electric vehicle. All OEM EV Power chargers are superb quality and tested to the highest German standards, so you know you’re in the safest of hands.
We can help you invest in an EV charger that will do your battery a world of favours, save you even more money on the road and take the stress out of driving distances.
Public charging stations in New Zealand are widely available and can be found in various locations across the country. Here are some common places where you can find them:
Shopping Centers and Malls: Many shopping malls and retail centers offer EV charging stations in their parking areas.
Supermarkets: Large supermarket chains like Countdown, New World, and Pak’nSave often have charging stations available in their car parks.
Public Car Parks: Some city council-owned parking lots and street parking areas in urban centers feature public charging stations.
Service Stations: Petrol stations like Z Energy and BP have started offering EV charging points at some of their locations.
Hotels and Motels: Many hotels and motels, especially in tourist areas, provide charging stations for their guests.
Tourist Attractions: Popular tourist destinations often have charging facilities available for visitors.
Car Dealerships: Some car dealerships, especially those that sell electric vehicles, offer public charging stations.
Airports: Major airports across New Zealand, such as Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch, typically have EV charging stations in their parking facilities.
Public Libraries and Community Centers: Some local libraries and community centers provide charging stations as part of their public amenities.
Fast Charging Networks: Companies like ChargeNet and Tesla have extensive networks of fast chargers along major highways and in key locations throughout New Zealand.
For the most up-to-date information on specific locations, you can use apps like PlugShare, ChargeNet, or the Tesla app, which provide detailed maps of charging stations across the country
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