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WA EV Network

We’re building Australia’s longest connected
Electric Vehicle (EV) highway.

Project overview

As WA transitions to a cleaner, greener electric vehicle future, we’re building the supporting infrastructure to help open up our vast state to electric vehicles and electric cars.

We’re working with Synergy and the WA State Government to build Australia’s longest electric vehicle fast-charging network, from Kununurra in the north to Esperance, and as far as Eucla, in the south.

When complete, EV drivers will have access to 110 EV fast charging stations spread across 49 locations along major West Australian transport routes. The locations selected for the installation of fast charging infrastructure have been identified through the Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Strategic Planning Report with input derived from Local Government Authorities and Regional Development Commissions. 

Western Australia

In progress

Operational by end Jan 2025

110 EV fast chargers across 49 locations

We want to give electric cars more access across Western Australia, supporting the transition to cleaner, greener electric vehicles into the future. 

WA EV Network

We’re working with Synergy and the State Government to build Australia's longest connected electric vehicle fast-charging network - from Kununurra in the north, down to Esperance in the south and across to Mundrabilla in the east. 

Learn more

What’s happening now?

The Electric Vehicle Action Plan

The electric vehicle highway is one part of the WA State Government’s Electric Vehicle Action Plan. The EV Action Plan provides an integrated set of actions designed to deliver a future where EVs contribute to a safe, reliable and efficient electricity system while accelerating our transition to a low-carbon future. 

Read the WA Electric Vehicle Action Plan

Charging an EV

We’re going to make it easy to understand how much it will cost to charge your EV at each of the stations. We’re working through what these costs look like right now, but you’ll be able to check the cost to charge before you charge. 

Learn more about charging your EV

Chargers under construction

We're currently building the WA EV Network, and are very close to complete. We expect the network to be fully operational by the end of January 2025.

What does this mean for the community?

Job opportunities

Construction of the WA EV Network has created jobs, including in our regional areas. 

Connecting the regions

Our regional towns can access fast-charging stations along major travel routes, connecting the regions with city centres and tourism sites across WA.  

Cleaner, greener

Encouraging more EVs means less emissions for a cleaner, more sustainable future.  

Reduced costs

When managed correctly, EVs can help smooth demand on the power system and improve overall network utilisation, which could reduce costs for everyone. 

Electric Vehicles are one of the biggest changes we are seeing to transport in our lifetime. Horizon Power has an important role to play in making sure our communities can take advantage of EVs

Stephanie Unwin

CEO Horizon Power

FAQs

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Explore our guide to EVs

Wondering how an electric vehicle differs from your petrol-powered transportation? We’ve broken down the different types of EV to give you a look at what makes them tick and shared what to consider before making the change. 

Find out more

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