Charge While You Shop

♻️ Our car park now has dedicated EV Charging Bays. As the world goes green, we’re working to make it easy for you to do the same. You can find our 4 Type 2 charging bays located across from Petbarn and next to Adairs.

Plug in and enjoy your visit today! 🔌🛍️

Notice: As of 1 July 2023 charges will apply at our EV Charging Stations.

Electric Vehicle FAQ

Q: What is an EV?

A: An EV, or electric vehicle, is a vehicle that is powered by electricity instead of traditional fossil fuels such as gasoline or diesel. It utilizes an electric motor and a battery pack for propulsion.

Q: Why should I consider switching to an electric vehicle in Australia?

A: Electric vehicles offer several benefits, including reduced greenhouse gas emissions, lower fuel costs compared to traditional vehicles, quieter operation, and potential incentives such as government grants and tax incentives.

Q: How do I charge an electric vehicle in Australia?

A: There are primarily three types of EV charging options: home charging, public charging, and fast charging. We have 4 public Type 2 chargers on-site located across from Petbarn and next to Adairs.

Q: How long does it take to charge an electric vehicle?

A: The charging time depends on the type of charger you are using and the battery capacity of your EV. Home charging typically takes several hours, while fast charging can provide a significant charge in 30 minutes to an hour. It’s important to note that charging times may vary based on the specific EV model and charging infrastructure.

Q: How much does it cost to charge an electric vehicle?

A: The cost of charging an electric vehicle varies depending on the electricity rates and the charging station you use. As of 1 July 2023 charges will apply at our EV Charging Stations.

Q: Are there enough charging stations in Australia?

A: The charging infrastructure in Australia has been expanding rapidly in recent years. Major cities and highways have a growing network of charging stations, but availability may vary in regional areas. We have 4 public chargers on-site for located across from Petbarn and next to Adairs.

Q: Can I use any charging station for my electric vehicle?

A: Most electric vehicles in Australia use a standard charging connector known as the Type 2 (Mennekes) connector. However, some older models or specific electric vehicle brands may have different connector types. Our chargers accept the Type 2 connector.

Q: Are there any government incentives or subsidies for electric vehicles in Australia?

A: Yes, the Australian government provides various incentives and subsidies to encourage the adoption of electric vehicles. These incentives include grants, tax credits, and exemptions from certain taxes or duties. State governments may also offer additional incentives and support programs. It’s advisable to check with relevant government websites or consult with an EV dealer for up-to-date information on available incentives.

_{Please note that the information provided here is general and may be subject to change. It’s recommended to visit official government websites or consult with an EV dealer for the most up-to-date information on available incentives, subsidies, and regulations related to electric vehicles in Australia.}

_{Additionally, as the electric vehicle market continues to grow, it’s important to stay informed about the latest developments in charging infrastructure, technologies, and EV models. Keeping up with industry news and joining local EV communities can provide valuable insights and updates regarding charging options and advancements in Australia.}

_{If you have any specific questions or concerns about EV charging in Australia, it’s advisable to reach out to local charging infrastructure providers, EV manufacturers, or relevant government agencies for personalized assistance and guidance.}

_{Remember, the transition to electric vehicles and the associated charging infrastructure is an exciting journey that aims to promote sustainable transportation and reduce carbon emissions. With the increasing availability of charging stations and ongoing developments, owning an electric vehicle in Australia is becoming more practical and convenient.}