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20% off EV Charging at 42 Selected Evie Sites @ Evie (App Required)

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20% off EV Charging at 42 Selected Evie Sites @ Evie (App Required)
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b3au on 16/04/2025 - 11:54 evie.com.au (148 clicks)
Last edited 16/04/2025 - 14:57 by 1 other user

From 8 am Thursday 17th April – 9 pm Wednesday 30th April, we’re dropping charging prices to as low as 51c per kWh at 42 select Evie sites nationally to make hitting the road even easier (and cheaper!) No promo codes required – just plug in and the discounted price will be applied automatically.
How good!

QLD

  • Great Western Super Centre, Keperra
  • 2 Project Avenue Parking, Noosaville
  • Coles, Buderim
  • Cleveland Central Shopping Centre, Cleveland
  • Sunshine Homemaker Centre, Maroochydore
  • North Lakes Lifestyle Centre, North Lakes
  • Caboolture Square Shopping Centre, Caboolture
  • Ellendale Shopping Village, Upper Kedron
  • Rochedale Shopping Village, Rochedale
  • Morayfield Shopping Centre, Morayfield
  • Nambour Mill Village, Nambour
  • Ormeau Marketplace, Ormeau
  • Riverlink Shopping Centre, North Ipswich
  • Burpengary Plaza, Burpengary
  • Home Central Kawana, Birtinya

NSW

  • HomeCo – Plumpton Marketplace, Plumpton
  • Minto Mall, Minto
  • Willowdale Shopping Centre, Denham Court
  • Dapto Mall, Dapto
  • Dee Why Marketplace, Dee Why

VIC

  • Barrabool Hills Plaza, Highton
  • Dan Murphy’s, Broadmeadows
  • Dan Murphy’s, Oakleigh South
  • Lynbrook Village Shopping Centre, Lynbrook
  • Uni Hill Town Centre, Bundoora
  • Castello’s Croydon Hotel, Croydon

ACT

  • Wilson Parking – King Street, Deakin
  • Coles, Amaroo
  • Coles, Curtin
  • Fyshwick Fresh Food Markets, Fyshwick
  • Calwell Shopping Centre, Calwell

SA

  • North Adelaide Village, North Adelaide
  • 487 Lower North East Road Parking, Felixsto
  • Brighton Metro Hotel, Brighton
  • Welland Plaza Shopping Centre, Welland
  • HomeCo, Mile End
  • Webbe Street Parking, Norwood
  • Coopers Alehouse, Gepps Cross
  • Hungry Jacks, Morphett Vale

TAS

  • Kingston Town Shopping Centre, Kingston

WA

  • Coles, Riverton
  • Thornlie Square Shopping Centre, Thornlie
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  • jv on 16/04/2025 - 11:57
    -2

    20% off Selected Evie Sites @ Evie

    "I got some money in my pocket, I got the car keys in my hand…"

    jv on 16/04/2025 - 11:57 (Collapsed - Offtopic. Show)
  • nijatk on 16/04/2025 - 12:05
    +7

    jeez, so nothing on long stretches of highway when it might actually come in handy, but yeh i can fast charge on my way to get milk at willowdale

    • jv on 16/04/2025 - 12:07
      -1

      but yeh i can fast charge on my way to get milk at willowdale

      or at Dan Murphy's if you want to Drink and Drive…

      • Dan Murphy’s, Broadmeadows
      • Dan Murphy’s, Oakleigh South
  • eDust on 16/04/2025 - 12:11
    +2

    Is 51c per kWh cheap?

    Standard residential power is about 35c/kWh. I don’t know anything about electric cars, curious how it works.

    • ZIngerBurgR on 16/04/2025 - 12:16
      +7

      You pay extra for fast (DC) chargers.

      They have an output of 50-350kW depending on the unit itself. Of course the 350kW ones will cost more.

      The 50c/kWh ones are probably 50kW units.

      Average energy consumption is around 18kWh/100KM for a small EV SUV driving at motorway speeds only. That's about $9 per 100KM travelled which is on par with Toyota non plug-in hybrids running on E10 fuel (assuming 5L/100KM and fuel @ $1.80 per litre).

      Obviously charging at home will be cheaper if:
      - Solar panels.
      - Discounted off-peak EV-only electricity plans.

      I've got both so I don't spend a single cent on charging when driving around town only (which is 99% of my driving anyway).

      • xuqi on 16/04/2025 - 16:33
        +3

        Home charging is best. We have solar, battery, and EV electricity plan costing 8.4c kWh between 9am & 3pm.

      • SickDmith on 17/04/2025 - 00:09

        Does it work like… it draws 100 kWh to charge 100 kWh battery or there is some loss…. My gut feeling is it should be…. So how much do you actually draw from the (grid/solar/wind turbine) to charge 100 kWh battery?

        • ZIngerBurgR on 18/04/2025 - 10:18
          +1

          Losses are typically 5-7%. So to charge a 60kWh battery (e.g. BYD Atto 3) I would actually consume around 63kWh of energy.

    • Caped Baldy on 16/04/2025 - 12:19
      +1

      It's about standard these days. It'll cost more for faster charging rates.

      Generally, EV's usually charge at home with cheaper rates or solar for free and these chargers are for travellers.

    • nijatk on 16/04/2025 - 12:45
      +2

      51c, if you’re on ozbargain you bought your EV with novated lease fbt exemption - so you get the GST back (5.1c) and then deducting the rest assuming 2nd highest tax bracket (39% with levy) - it’s nets out to 28c/kwh —> better than some residential, although solar and off peak rates cheaper this will likely be cheaper than fuel.

      • sammyjj on 16/04/2025 - 13:48
        +2

        Or if you charge mostly at home (and especially with solar), you're better of claiming the cents/km method (4.2c/km) over the FBT year and forego individual public charging receipt claims. https://www.ato.gov.au/law/view/pdf/cog/pcg2024-002.pdf

      • ZIngerBurgR on 18/04/2025 - 10:20
        +1

        Or (hear me out), I incur near $0 of actual charging costs but still claim back costs using the 4.2 cents per KM method.

        Claiming back $100 per month (~$30 in tax) while not actually incurring a cost, is peak Ozbargain brain imo.

        • WhatsThisThenSlaat on 22/04/2025 - 11:36

          PM more info? Keen to learn, have a SL7 incoming.

  • Ryk on 16/04/2025 - 13:11

    still free at Tesla destination chargers (slow charging though)

  • rodericb on 16/04/2025 - 19:12

    There's Evie in the thumbnail letting her hair down.

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