EV Charging Stations in Brisbane

Published 10 Sept 2026

Published 10 Sept 2026

How many charging stations are there in Brisbane?

As of August 2026, there are around 117 public EV charging locations within an 11 km radius of central Brisbane. See the live map below for current locations.

Where can I charge my EV in Brisbane?

Public EV chargers in Brisbane can be found throughout the city in many shopping centres, supermarkets, hotels, car parks and petrol stations.

Map of EV charging stations in Brisbane

Map of this area — the live charger map loads in place

Major charging hubs in Brisbane

The biggest public DC fast-charging sites serving Brisbane.
StationLocationNetworkDC fast stallsMax power (kW)
Tesla Supercharger, IndooroopillyIndooroopillyTesla9250
Tesla Supercharger, RochedaleRochedaleTesla6250
Evie Brisbane AirportBrisbane Airport precinctEvie4

Source · Operator websites (Tesla, Evie), checked 2026-08-01

More Statistics

Growth of EV charging stations in Brisbane

Queensland has a number of initiatives in place to reach zero emissions by 20501. To support this goal, they have released “Queensland’s Zero Emission Vehicle Strategy 2022–2032” which includes funding to support the use of electric vehicles. The Electric Vehicle Council counted 27 Queensland sites with a DC fast charger in July 20192, rising to 235 high-power sites (24 kW DC and above) by mid-20253. The chart and table below track each annual report. No official body publishes a Brisbane-only count by year, so the state series is the best available measure of local growth.

Public high-power EV charging locations in Queensland, 2019 to 2025Sites with at least one DC fast or ultrafast charger, as reported each yearSource: Electric Vehicle Council, State of Electric Vehicles reports 2019 to 20255010015020025027235Jul 2019Aug 2020Aug 2021Jun 2022Jun 2023Mid 2024Mid 2025PeriodHigh-power charging locations
Queensland public charging sites with at least one DC fast (24–99 kW) or ultrafast (100 kW and above) charger, as counted in each annual Electric Vehicle Council report. Counts before June 2022 are the Council's combined DC fast site totals.
Queensland public charging sites with at least one DC fast or ultrafast charger, by Electric Vehicle Council report edition. The fast and ultrafast split was first published in the October 2022 report; the 2021 count covers chargers of 50 kW and above.
As atFast sites (24–99 kW)Ultrafast sites (100 kW+)High-power sitesReport
Jul 201927State of Electric Vehicles 2019
Aug 202033State of Electric Vehicles 2020
Aug 202157State of Electric Vehicles 2021
Jun 2022571067State of Electric Vehicles October 2022
Jun 20239316109State of Electric Vehicles 2023
Mid 202414052192State of Electric Vehicles 2024
Mid 202513996235State of Electric Vehicles 2025

Source · Electric Vehicle Council, State of Electric Vehicles reports 2019 to 2025

References

  1. Queensland's Zero Emission Vehicle Strategy 2022–2032 · publications.qld.gov.au
  2. State of Electric Vehicles 2019 (Electric Vehicle Council) · Electric Vehicle Council
  3. State of Electric Vehicles 2025 · Electric Vehicle Council