Electric vehicle public charging
Update 18 June 2026: Installation of new kerbside EV chargers have begun. Please note that signage and line-marking will follow accordingly and be installed by early July. The new signage will indicate EV Only While Charging and be time restricted where indicated.
There are several chargers supported by Council available to power your EV, including kerbside and car park chargers, with more to come soon. The map below shows council supported charges currently in action (green) and planned chargers (blue).
Zoom in and click on an icon to view details of each location. If you are using a mobile or tablet please use this link.
PlugShare is a free app and can show you where you can find all local charging stations including Council-supported chargers and other chargers.
Frequently asked questions
Click on the + below for answers to common questions.
FAQs
What are the fees?
Please visit your charging network app (download Exploren app) for fees. Please refer to the Council's Fees and Charges for more information.
How are they funded?
Council-owned and operated chargers are funded by our Environmental Levy.
Do I need to bring my own cable?
AC chargers (at Lindfield Village Green and North Turramurra Recreation Area) require you to bring your own cable. All DC chargers have cables provided.
Are they powered by renewable electricity?
All our chargers are powered by 100% renewable electricity.
How fast are they?
Our chargers range from 7 kW AC to 60 kW DC. Refer to the map and table above for specific information.
I own an EV – can I park in an EV spot even if I’m not charging?
No, you must be charging an EV when parked in a dedicated parking bay.
I don’t own an EV – can I park in an EV charging spot?
No, you may only park in a dedicated EV charging spot while charging an EV.
How do I report a fault?
Please refer to the information on individual chargers and contact the recommended contact number in the first instance.
How do I pay?
Please refer to the information on individual chargers andfollow the instructions in the app to pay.
Why is Council providing this infrastructure?
Please visit our Transition to electric transport web page.
Who owns the charging infrastructure?
Council’s public charging program has so far delivered Council owned/operated EV chargers. We are also undertaking work to develop third party chargers.
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