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WA 6000 · Vincent
Public EV Chargers in East Perth
East Perth has 4 public EV charging stations with 5 plugs — including 1 DC fast charger reaching up to 180 kW.
High traffic volume but limited fast charging — a gap worth watching.
4
Stations
5
Plugs
1
DC Fast
180 kW
Max Speed
All Charging Stations
4 stations in East Perth, WA 6000
| Type | Network | Location | Power | Plugs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DC Fast | Ampol AmpCharge | Ampol East Perth 157 Lord Street, East Perth WA 6000 | 180 kW | 2 |
| AC | Non-networked Independent charger | Goderich St Carpark - City of Perth Parking 133 Goderich Street, East Perth WA 6004 | 22 kW | 1 |
| AC | Non-networked Independent charger | Mainroads WA Don Aitken Centre - Waterloo Crescent, East Perth WA 6004 | 7 kW | 1 |
| AC | Non-networked Independent charger | Psaros Depot 59 Brewer Street, East Perth WA 6849 | 7 kW | 1 |
Ampol AmpCharge
Ampol East Perth
157 Lord Street, East Perth WA 6000
2
plugs
Non-networked
Independent charger
Goderich St Carpark - City of Perth Parking
133 Goderich Street, East Perth WA 6004
1
plug
Non-networked
Independent charger
Mainroads WA
Don Aitken Centre - Waterloo Crescent, East Perth WA 6004
1
plug
Non-networked
Independent charger
Psaros Depot
59 Brewer Street, East Perth WA 6849
1
plug
EV Charging in Context
How East Perth's charging infrastructure compares to local demand.
13,812
Residents in 6000 (2021)
1:3,453
Charger-to-resident ratio
76%
Households with a car (6000)
593,516
Vehicles/day on monitored roads
The postcode 6000 area has a population of 13,812 across 2 suburbs, with 4 public EV charging stations in East Perth — roughly 1 charger for every 3,453 residents. 76% of households own a car, below the WA average of 93%.
According to the 2021 Census, 32% of workers in the postcode 6000 area drive to their job. 14% commute by public transport.
Main Roads WA traffic counters in the 6000 postcode recorded an average of 593,516 vehicles per day across Mitchell Fwy (Southbound) off to Vincent St, East Pde, Loftus St on to Graham Farmer Fwy (Eastbound) and 2 other roads. As EV adoption grows, this traffic volume points to growing demand for the 1 DC fast charger already available.
Charging Networks in East Perth
Ampol AmpCharge
1 station · 2 plugs
Non-networked
3 stations · 3 plugs
"Non-networked" chargers are independently operated and not connected to a major charging network. These are typically installed by businesses, hotels, or councils and may include brands like Tesla Destination Chargers. Check with the venue for access details.
More Chargers in Vincent
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Nearby Suburbs
EV chargers in suburbs near East Perth.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many public EV chargers are in East Perth? ▼
East Perth has 4 EV charging stations with 5 total plugs — 1 DC fast charger and 3 AC destination chargers across 2 networks.
What's the fastest EV charger in East Perth? ▼
The fastest charger in East Perth is a 180 kW DC unit operated by Ampol AmpCharge at Ampol East Perth. There are 1 DC fast charger in total.
Which EV charging networks operate in East Perth? ▼
Charging networks in East Perth include Ampol AmpCharge, Non-networked. Between them, they provide 5 plugs across 4 stations.
Which council area is East Perth in? ▼
East Perth is in the Vincent local government area. Other suburbs in Vincent with EV chargers include City Delivery Centre, Osborne Park, Herdsman.
Is East Perth underserved for EV charging? ▼
With 13,812 residents in the postcode 6000 area sharing 4 public chargers, there's roughly 1 station per 3,453 people. That's a higher ratio than the WA average, suggesting room for more infrastructure.
How busy are the roads near East Perth? ▼
Main Roads WA counters record an average of 593,516 vehicles per day across 34 monitored road sections in the 6000 postcode, including Mitchell Fwy (Southbound) off to Vincent St, East Pde, Loftus St on to Graham Farmer Fwy (Eastbound). That's a significant volume — the 1 DC fast charger here serve passing traffic as well as locals.
Charger data: OpenChargeMap (2025). Population and commute data: ABS 2021 Census. Traffic volumes: Main Roads WA Traffic Digest (2024). Gridly does not guarantee charger availability — confirm via the network's app before travelling.