Published 11 Sept 2026
How many charging stations are there in Perth?
There are around 123 public EV charging locations within about 11 km of central Perth (Google Maps data, August 2026)1. See the live map below for current locations.
Where can I charge my EV in Perth?
Public EV chargers in Perth are located throughout the city in many shopping malls, supermarkets, hotels, car parks and petrol stations.
Map of EV charging stations in Perth
Major charging hubs in Perth
| Station | Location | Network | DC fast stalls | Max power (kW) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tesla Supercharger, Kings Park | Kings Park / West Perth | Tesla | 6 | 250 |
| Tesla Supercharger, Karrinyup | Karrinyup | Tesla | 6 | 250 |
| AmpCharge East Perth | East Perth | AmpCharge | 2 | 150 |
| AmpCharge Belmont | Belmont (airport corridor) | AmpCharge | 2 | 150 |
Source · Operator websites (Tesla, RAC WA, AmpCharge), checked 2026-08-01
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Growth of EV charging stations in Perth
The WA EV Network, completed in January 2025, provides 110 charging points across 49 locations2 connecting Perth and regional WA, more than the 98 chargers originally planned3. As a result of this and other factors, the number of charging stations in Perth and WA is steadily increasing. Demand is rising with it: WA had 63,241 light EVs licensed as at the June 2026 quarter (48,109 battery electric and 15,132 plug-in hybrid), with EV licences growing 19.9% in that quarter alone4. Within Perth, growth is now fastest in the north-eastern and eastern corridors: the Ellenbrook and Swan Valley postcodes (6069 and 6055) recorded the highest quarterly growth among the major metropolitan EV markets, at 25.5% and 26.4%, while the Cockburn and Wanneroo postcodes still hold the most licensed EVs.

References
- Google Places Aggregate API (computeInsights, Google Maps data) · developers.google.com ↑
- WA takes the wheel with EV network plugged in and charged up · wa.gov.au ↑
- WA EV Network launches first EV fast charger in the Kimberley · wa.gov.au ↑
- Western Australian electric vehicle registrations — WA EV licensing data (quarterly) · transport.wa.gov.au ↑