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 access to about 1,851 EV charging sites*.
The Partner Networks, who have partnered with Chargefox, as an additional way for customers to use their chargers, include BP Pulse, Citipower-Powercor-United, EVX Australia, NRMA, some Sonic Charge locations, some Exploren DC locations and some AGL stations.
Plus Chargefox’s own network, for which only Chargefox provides customer services, for many EV chargers, including RACV, RAA SA, RACT, AANT, RAC WA, WA EV, Yurika, Charge Ahead, EnergyAustralia, Shell Recharge and others.
Activation is by Chargefox app, or RFID linked to a Chargefox account. Some stations have credit card facilities.
You need to be signed in to the app to see all charging locations.
*(Source: network site counts on evlog.net.au)
- AGL or Everty account, for roaming with AGL and Everty EV charging networks. (AGL owns Everty).
- EasyPark account enables payment for parking at EasyPark parking locations, plus you can activate and pay for EV charging networks of BP Pulse, Origin 360 EV and Alchemy Charge through the EasyPark app. The EasyPark app though, doesn’t show where the chargers are, until you arrive near them, or zoom in to their location.
- The Origin 360 EV Charge app may be used by Origin Energy customers to locate and activate EV charging stations on 5 networks, i.e. Elanga, Evie, Exploren, Jolt and Origin 360 EV Charge.
- Wevolt account enables roaming on Bright Charge, CitiPower-Powercor-United, Go Charge, and Wevolt charging stations.
- Zuup Roam Account enables roaming with EV charging stations on the CitiPower-Powercor-United network and some other EV charging stations on the Saascharge platform, including some Smart Charge and Charge N Go stations.
The Zuup Roam app also shows locations of Non-partner networks, (AGL, AmpCharge. BP Pulse, Chargefox, Evie, EVX, Exploren, Jolt, NRMA, Tesla Superchargers, Charge Hub, Everty, EV Up, Porsche, Tesla Destination and Other), but that is their locations only, you can’t activate those chargers via Zuup Roam app.
The roaming app price may be different than if you buy directly from the EV charging network that provides the charger.
Last Updated on August 11, 2026