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EV Chargers in Townsville

Townsville has 6 public EV charging stations across 5 suburbs — including 4 DC fast chargers reaching up to 350 kW.

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Stations

5

Suburbs

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DC Fast

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Networks

Suburbs with EV Chargers

5 suburbs in Townsville with public charging stations.

EV Charging in Context

How Townsville's charging infrastructure compares to local demand.

100,688

Residents (2021 Census)

1:16,781

Charger-to-resident ratio

92%

Households with a car

The Townsville local government area has a population of 100,688 across 5 suburbs with EV chargers. With 6 public charging stations, that's roughly 1 charger for every 16,781 residents. 92% of households own a car.

Across Townsville, 69% of workers drive to their job.

Charging Networks

ChargeStar

1 station ¡ 2 plugs

1 DC

EVUp

1 station ¡ 2 plugs

1 AC

Evie Networks

1 station ¡ 2 plugs

1 DC

Non-networked

1 station ¡ 1 plug

1 AC

Tesla

1 station ¡ 6 plugs

1 DC

Yurika

1 station ¡ 4 plugs

1 DC

Frequently Asked Questions

How many public EV chargers are in Townsville?

Townsville has 6 public EV charging stations with 17 plugs across 5 suburbs — 4 DC fast and 2 AC destination chargers.

Which suburb in Townsville has the most EV chargers?

Aitkenvale leads with 2 charging stations. Other well-served suburbs include Belgian Gardens (1), Cluden (1), Currajong (1).

Where is the fastest EV charger in Townsville?

The fastest charger in Townsville is 350 kW. There are 4 DC fast chargers across 4 suburbs: Aitkenvale, Cluden, Currajong, Lavarack Barracks.

Is Townsville underserved for EV charging?

With 100,688 residents sharing 6 public chargers, Townsville has roughly 1 station per 16,781 people — suggesting room for more infrastructure.

Which charging network dominates in Townsville?

ChargeStar leads with 1 station. Other networks include EVUp (1), Evie Networks (1), Non-networked (1) and 2 more.

How car-dependent is Townsville?

69% of workers across Townsville drive to work, above the QLD average of 60%. High car dependency makes local EV infrastructure especially relevant as more residents transition to electric.

Charger data: OpenStreetMap (2025). Population and commute data: ABS 2021 Census. Gridly does not guarantee charger availability — confirm via the network's app before travelling.