EV Charging Station Roaming
EV charger roaming lets EV drivers use EV charging stations from different networks with a single app, RFID card or account. Here is a summary of EV charging station roaming options for EV drivers in Australia.
The following EV charging network accounts provide roaming on other networks
- Chargefox is the largest EV charging roaming network in Australia. A Chargefox account enables roaming across over 1,887 EV charging sites of the EV charging networks run by BP Pulse, Chargefox, AGL, EVX, NRMA, RACV and RAA SA. You can activate the chargers at these sites by tapping any RFID card or tag you have linked to your Chargefox account, or you may use the Chargefox app. You need to be signed in to the app to see all Chargefox and the other networks’ charging locations.
- AGL or Everty account, for roaming with AGL and Everty EV charging networks. (AGL owns Everty).
- Charge N Go Australia or Smart Charge account for roaming with Charge N Go Australia and Smart Charge EV charging networks and some other Saascharge platform EV chargers. (Charge N Go Australia operates Smart Charge)
- Zuup Roam Account enables roaming with EV charging stations on the CitiPower-Powercor-United Energy network and some other EV charging stations on the Saascharge platform, including some Smart Charge and Charge N Go stations.
Roaming via RFID
16 EV charging networks have enabled their platforms to accept a driver’s own RFID card or tag. Therefore, after opening an account and adding their chosen RFID number with each network, a driver may then use a single RFID card or tag to roam across 16 of the EV networks across Australia, i.e. AGL, BP Pulse, Chargefox, Charge N Go Australia, Elanga, Enevi, Everty, Evie, EVX, Exploren, GET Electric, RAA SA, SolarHub, NRMA, Wattshare and Wevolt.
Autocharge
Also, over 500 EV charging stations have autocharge, so once you open your account and register, you can just plug in thereafter and charge without app or card.
Last Updated on April 7, 2026