There are over 30 EV charging networks across the continent of Australia. 3 of the large networks offer autocharge, starting automatically when you plug in. Half let you add and use your own single RFID card or tag, to activate them. Some have credit card terminals, some use QR codes to a portal, most have an app, some a combination of methods.
These EV charging networks in Australia offer RFID cards for EV Charging, or let you add your own RFID card, which is great, as you can keep them in your car and use them to activate the charger without your phone.
16 EV Networks let you add your own RFID card or RFID tag for charging
♦ BP Pulse, Chargefox, Elanga, Enevi, Everty, Evie, Exploren, Wevolt and Thundergrid Australia have their own RFID cards but also allow you to add your own RFID card or tag number.
♦ AGL, EVX, Get Electric and SolarHub don’t have their own RFID card but allow you to add your own RFID card in their app.
♦ NRMA, RAA, AGL, EVX Australia let you use any RFID card, linked to your Chargefox account, to charge your EV.
4 EV Networks only let you use the RFID card they issue you
♦ Charge Hub, Origin 360 EV Charge, Smart Charge and Seavolt use only the RFID card they issue you.
18 EV Networks don't yet provide a RFID card or option to add one
♦ Alchemy Charge, AmpCharge, Casacharge, ChargeAway, Charge N Go Australia, ChargeOn EV, ChargePost, Elu, EVUp, I-Charge, Ivygo, Jolt, Noodoe, NRG Charge, OTR EV, Sonic Charge, T-Power and Tesla don’t offer RFID Card activation.
Contact details for each provider are here
https://evlog.net.au/ev-charging-networks-in-australia/
