Electric vehicle charging on the go or at home
Conveniently placed public chargers and simple home charging options help make the transition to electric easy.
Level 1 AC home charging
Level 1 AC home charging
This charging method uses an existing home power point in combination with Mode 2 cable1. It’s perfect for overnight charging, ensuring your vehicle is ready to go when you are. Level 1 charging is a great entry point for those starting their EV journey.
Level 2 AC home charging
Level 2 AC home charging
A higher-powered charging unit can be installed at home providing faster output than level 1 AC charging. This is a separately installed unit with its own dedicated cable2. With reduced charging times, it’s ideal for busy households or those needing quicker turnarounds. Plus, it offers the convenience of waking up to a fully charged vehicle every morning.
Level 2 AC public charging
Level 2 AC public charging
Dedicated EV chargers can be found at workplaces, shopping centres, or hotels. These are conveniently located and designed to top up your vehicle during typical daily use. Whether you're running errands or out for a meal, these chargers ensure your EV stays powered while you go about your day. They’re a practical solution for extending your range without interrupting your routine.
Level 3 DC public charging6
Level 3 DC public charging6
The fastest option of them all. Dedicated Level 3 DC charging locations deliver power more rapidly than other options, due to its higher capacity output. It can charge your battery from 10% to 80% in just over 30 mins3. Perfect for road trips or when time is of the essence, these chargers get you back on the road quickly. With an expanding network across Australia, fast charging has never been more accessible.
EV charger installation
We can help get you started with an EV charging installation package, which includes supply and installation of your home charger from Revcharge, one of Australia's leading suppliers of residential charging solutions. Enjoy peace of mind with your EV home charger, plus charge up on-the-go with an Evie public charging voucher also included.
EV charger installation
We can help get you started with an EV charging installation package, which includes supply and installation of your home charger from Revcharge, one of Australia's leading suppliers of residential charging solutions. Enjoy peace of mind with your EV home charger, plus charge up on-the-go with an Evie public charging voucher also included.
Charging station booking apps
For convenience there are a number of electric vehicle charging location apps available in Australia. The most popular are Evie, Chargefox, NRMA and Jet Charge. These can be downloaded from the Apple or Android app stores.
Plan for cold weather
Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries work best at warmer temperatures. Cold temperatures can slow down chemical reactions within the battery, which can lead to battery and charging inefficiencies.
- Track your battery
- Plan for cold weather
- Keep track of your KMs
- Battery route planning
- Recharge with every brake
Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries work best at warmer temperatures. Cold temperatures can slow down chemical reactions within the battery, which can lead to battery and charging inefficiencies.
What options are there for electric vehicle charging in Australia?
You can charge your EV at home using a standard power outlet or a dedicated wallbox or access a growing network of public charging stations. Public options include AC chargers for slower top-ups and DC fast chargers6 for rapid charging on the go.
How many EV charging stations are there in Australia?
The number of EV charging stations in Australia is rapidly increasing, with thousands of public charging points now available across the country. You can find up-to-date maps and locations through various charging network apps and websites.
Are EV charging stations free in Australia?
While some public charging stations, particularly at workplaces or shopping centres, may offer free charging, most public fast chargers and dedicated charging networks require payment. Costs vary depending on the provider and charging speed.
Does Ford do EV charger installation?
Ford partners with trusted providers to offer home EV charger installation services for our customers. Click here to find more information on available solutions.
How much does it cost to charge an electric vehicle?
The cost to charge an EV varies based on electricity rates, charger type, and battery size, but it is generally significantly cheaper per kilometre than refuelling a petrol car.
- What options are there for electric vehicle charging in Australia?
- How many EV charging stations are there in Australia?
- Are EV charging stations free in Australia?
- Does Ford do EV charger installation?
- How much does it cost to charge an electric vehicle?
You can charge your EV at home using a standard power outlet or a dedicated wallbox or access a growing network of public charging stations. Public options include AC chargers for slower top-ups and DC fast chargers6 for rapid charging on the go.
The number of EV charging stations in Australia is rapidly increasing, with thousands of public charging points now available across the country. You can find up-to-date maps and locations through various charging network apps and websites.
While some public charging stations, particularly at workplaces or shopping centres, may offer free charging, most public fast chargers and dedicated charging networks require payment. Costs vary depending on the provider and charging speed.
Ford partners with trusted providers to offer home EV charger installation services for our customers. Click here to find more information on available solutions.
The cost to charge an EV varies based on electricity rates, charger type, and battery size, but it is generally significantly cheaper per kilometre than refuelling a petrol car.
Disclosures
[1] Mode 2 cable may not be supplied with all Ford vehicles. Check with your Dealer for more information.
[2] Charging unit is not supplied with Ford vehicles.
[3] Battery charging time will vary based on factors including: battery capacity, state of charge, temperature, charger's power level, and battery temperature and health.
[4] Use of Ford app is subject to the Ford app Terms and User Guide and Ford app Privacy Collection Notice, which are available on https://www.ford.com.au/privacy and requires a compatible mobile device, internet access and software (including software updates from time to time). The Ford app functionality and appearance may change over time due to software updates. You are responsible for internet access, mobile network data and voice call services required for your use of the Ford app on your mobile device, including associated fees. The Ford app and the Vehicle’s Modem can only work when both are connected to the telecommunications network. The Vehicle’s Modem will only function on the telecommunications networks it could use at time of manufacture. When all compatible networks for the modem in your vehicle are no longer available, the modem will stop functioning and the connected services and all data transmission via the modem will cease. Ford cannot guarantee that the Ford app will be in fully operating condition at all times and the Ford app may be unavailable or particular Ford app services interrupted. If the Ford app is unavailable, the ability to lock or unlock your vehicle remotely could be limited, and a physical key might be needed. Always keep your key with you to ensure you can access your vehicle at all times even if the Ford app is unavailable. Ford is not responsible for any limitations or restrictions of the telecommunications network or of your mobile device. Warning: Local laws prohibit some phone functions while driving. Check your local road rules before using these functions. Use Remote Vehicle Start and Stop responsibly and only in well ventilated areas where you are aware of your vehicle’s surroundings.
[5] Information displayed is sourced from third party sources and is intended for general informational purposes only. Ford Australia does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information and it is subject to change without notice. Users should verify information independently.
[6] Ford Ranger Hybrid (PHEV) and Transit Custom Plug-in Hybrid do not support DC fast charging.
[1] Mode 2 cable may not be supplied with all Ford vehicles. Check with your Dealer for more information.
[2] Charging unit is not supplied with Ford vehicles.
[3] Battery charging time will vary based on factors including: battery capacity, state of charge, temperature, charger's power level, and battery temperature and health.
[4] Use of Ford app is subject to the Ford app Terms and User Guide and Ford app Privacy Collection Notice, which are available on https://www.ford.com.au/privacy and requires a compatible mobile device, internet access and software (including software updates from time to time). The Ford app functionality and appearance may change over time due to software updates. You are responsible for internet access, mobile network data and voice call services required for your use of the Ford app on your mobile device, including associated fees. The Ford app and the Vehicle’s Modem can only work when both are connected to the telecommunications network. The Vehicle’s Modem will only function on the telecommunications networks it could use at time of manufacture. When all compatible networks for the modem in your vehicle are no longer available, the modem will stop functioning and the connected services and all data transmission via the modem will cease. Ford cannot guarantee that the Ford app will be in fully operating condition at all times and the Ford app may be unavailable or particular Ford app services interrupted. If the Ford app is unavailable, the ability to lock or unlock your vehicle remotely could be limited, and a physical key might be needed. Always keep your key with you to ensure you can access your vehicle at all times even if the Ford app is unavailable. Ford is not responsible for any limitations or restrictions of the telecommunications network or of your mobile device. Warning: Local laws prohibit some phone functions while driving. Check your local road rules before using these functions. Use Remote Vehicle Start and Stop responsibly and only in well ventilated areas where you are aware of your vehicle’s surroundings.
[5] Information displayed is sourced from third party sources and is intended for general informational purposes only. Ford Australia does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information and it is subject to change without notice. Users should verify information independently.
[6] Ford Ranger Hybrid (PHEV) and Transit Custom Plug-in Hybrid do not support DC fast charging.
- Disclosures
[1] Mode 2 cable may not be supplied with all Ford vehicles. Check with your Dealer for more information.
[2] Charging unit is not supplied with Ford vehicles.
[3] Battery charging time will vary based on factors including: battery capacity, state of charge, temperature, charger's power level, and battery temperature and health.
[4] Use of Ford app is subject to the Ford app Terms and User Guide and Ford app Privacy Collection Notice, which are available on https://www.ford.com.au/privacy and requires a compatible mobile device, internet access and software (including software updates from time to time). The Ford app functionality and appearance may change over time due to software updates. You are responsible for internet access, mobile network data and voice call services required for your use of the Ford app on your mobile device, including associated fees. The Ford app and the Vehicle’s Modem can only work when both are connected to the telecommunications network. The Vehicle’s Modem will only function on the telecommunications networks it could use at time of manufacture. When all compatible networks for the modem in your vehicle are no longer available, the modem will stop functioning and the connected services and all data transmission via the modem will cease. Ford cannot guarantee that the Ford app will be in fully operating condition at all times and the Ford app may be unavailable or particular Ford app services interrupted. If the Ford app is unavailable, the ability to lock or unlock your vehicle remotely could be limited, and a physical key might be needed. Always keep your key with you to ensure you can access your vehicle at all times even if the Ford app is unavailable. Ford is not responsible for any limitations or restrictions of the telecommunications network or of your mobile device. Warning: Local laws prohibit some phone functions while driving. Check your local road rules before using these functions. Use Remote Vehicle Start and Stop responsibly and only in well ventilated areas where you are aware of your vehicle’s surroundings.
[5] Information displayed is sourced from third party sources and is intended for general informational purposes only. Ford Australia does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information and it is subject to change without notice. Users should verify information independently.
[6] Ford Ranger Hybrid (PHEV) and Transit Custom Plug-in Hybrid do not support DC fast charging.
[1] Mode 2 cable may not be supplied with all Ford vehicles. Check with your Dealer for more information.
[2] Charging unit is not supplied with Ford vehicles.
[3] Battery charging time will vary based on factors including: battery capacity, state of charge, temperature, charger's power level, and battery temperature and health.
[4] Use of Ford app is subject to the Ford app Terms and User Guide and Ford app Privacy Collection Notice, which are available on https://www.ford.com.au/privacy and requires a compatible mobile device, internet access and software (including software updates from time to time). The Ford app functionality and appearance may change over time due to software updates. You are responsible for internet access, mobile network data and voice call services required for your use of the Ford app on your mobile device, including associated fees. The Ford app and the Vehicle’s Modem can only work when both are connected to the telecommunications network. The Vehicle’s Modem will only function on the telecommunications networks it could use at time of manufacture. When all compatible networks for the modem in your vehicle are no longer available, the modem will stop functioning and the connected services and all data transmission via the modem will cease. Ford cannot guarantee that the Ford app will be in fully operating condition at all times and the Ford app may be unavailable or particular Ford app services interrupted. If the Ford app is unavailable, the ability to lock or unlock your vehicle remotely could be limited, and a physical key might be needed. Always keep your key with you to ensure you can access your vehicle at all times even if the Ford app is unavailable. Ford is not responsible for any limitations or restrictions of the telecommunications network or of your mobile device. Warning: Local laws prohibit some phone functions while driving. Check your local road rules before using these functions. Use Remote Vehicle Start and Stop responsibly and only in well ventilated areas where you are aware of your vehicle’s surroundings.
[5] Information displayed is sourced from third party sources and is intended for general informational purposes only. Ford Australia does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information and it is subject to change without notice. Users should verify information independently.
[6] Ford Ranger Hybrid (PHEV) and Transit Custom Plug-in Hybrid do not support DC fast charging.