In 2021, the Electric Vehicle Council partnered with the NSW Government to create a list of approved AC EV chargers and EV charger software that were eligible for funding under various NSW Government co-funding programs. The lists were also intended to support those who wanted to understand the types of AC EV chargers in the Australian market, typical costs and who supplies them.
Between 2021-2024, the EVC ran a number of Expression of Interest (EOI) processes to develop this list of approved EV charging hardware and software products on behalf of the NSW government.
Due to maturity and growth of the industry, the NSW Government will no longer maintain a NSW Government approved list of AC EV chargers and software, but rather various government programs will include a set of hardware and software specifications relevant to that program.
The EVC will no longer run further EOI processes to update a NSW Government approved list.
Visit the NSW Government’s Electric Vehicle page to learn more about current grants and programs, as well respective funding guidelines that outline hardware and software specifications:
The previous NSW Government approved list was published in April 2024 and can be found here: NSW Government approved EV charger list
The EVC has run an Expression of Interest process to develop this list of approved EV charging hardware and software products on behalf of the NSW government and has based the list on information and assertions provided to the EVC by the equipment and software suppliers. The EVC and NSW Government do not take responsibility for the accuracy of the information supplied to us and hence do not accept responsibility for any losses associated with the use of the information presented on this list. It is the responsibility of anyone using this list to conduct their own research and due diligence on each supplier and EV charging hardware/software prior to purchase or installation.