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EV charging networks compared

The major rapid-charging operators we cover across the UK, France, Italy and Australia. Compare peak power, coverage, pricing and reliability — then click any card for a full network guide.

Tesla Supercharger logo

Tesla Supercharger

The world's largest fast-charging network

150–250 kW (V3)
  • GB
  • FR
  • IT
  • AU
  • Global

Tesla Supercharger is the most reliable high-speed charging network on the planet, with 60,000+ stalls worldwide and rapid expansion to non-Tesla EVs via the Magic Dock and NACS rollout.

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IONITY

European motorway ultra-rapid network

Up to 350 kW
  • GB
  • FR
  • IT

IONITY is a pan-European joint venture between BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Ford, Hyundai/Kia and Volkswagen Group, operating 700+ ultra-rapid charging parks at 350 kW along motorways from Portugal to Norway.

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Fastned

Solar-powered fast charging across Europe

Up to 300 kW
  • GB
  • FR
  • IT

Fastned operates 300+ solar-canopy fast-charging stations across the Netherlands, Germany, UK, France, Belgium and Switzerland, with 300 kW CCS chargers and a transparent app-free tap-to-pay tariff.

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BP Pulse

UK's largest public rapid network

Up to 300 kW (Gigahub & motorway)
  • GB

BP Pulse runs 30,000+ charge points across the UK, Europe, the US, China and Australia, with one of the densest rapid networks in Britain at 150–300 kW.

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InstaVolt

UK's contactless-first rapid network

Up to 160 kW
  • GB

InstaVolt operates 1,500+ rapid charging stalls across the UK at 125–160 kW, with contactless on every unit and a single transparent per-kWh rate — no app, no subscription, no surprises.

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Chargefox

Australia's largest open rapid network

Up to 350 kW
  • AU

Chargefox is the largest open-access fast-charging network in Australia, with 1,500+ stations spanning every state and a continuous coast-to-coast ultra-rapid corridor at 350 kW.

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Evie Networks

Australia's premium urban-and-highway rapid network

Up to 350 kW
  • AU

Evie Networks runs 600+ rapid charging stalls across Australia at up to 350 kW, with a focus on modern hardware, app-first or contactless flows, and dense urban placement in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

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Quick comparison

At-a-glance comparison

Pricing changes often; always confirm in-app or at the stall. Coverage and reliability — not just headline kW — should drive your choice.

Tesla Supercharger

Up to 250 kW

UK · FR · IT · AU · GLOBAL

Dense highway coverage across the UK, France, Italy and (growing) Australia

Pricing
Lower for Tesla, slightly higher for non-Tesla via CCS
Pros
Reliability, ease of use, plug-and-charge
Cons
Some AU sites still Tesla-only

IONITY

Up to 350 kW

UK · FR · IT

European highway HPC network across UK, France and Italy

Pricing
Per-kWh; discounted with 'IONITY Passport' subscription
Pros
High peak power on motorway corridors
Cons
Coverage focused on motorways, not cities

Chargefox

Up to 350 kW

AU

Largest open AU rapid network

Pricing
Per-kWh; tap-to-pay or app
Pros
Cross-country corridor coverage
Cons
Per-kWh higher than home charging

Evie Networks

Up to 350 kW

AU

Rapidly expanding AU urban + highway sites

Pricing
Per-kWh; app or RFID
Pros
Modern hardware, good app
Cons
Coverage gaps in remote areas

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