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Chargefox is Australia’s largest and most advanced electric vehicle (EV) charging network, dedicated to making EV adoption simple, affordable, and accessible. Established in 2017, the company supports sustainability by providing seamless charging solutions for drivers, businesses, and fleet operators. With the free Chargefox app, users can locate chargers, monitor real-time availability, and pay for sessions easily. Businesses can host chargers to attract new customers, and fleet operators benefit from efficient EV management tools. In 2022, Chargefox became wholly owned by Australian Motoring Services (AMS), backed by major motoring clubs like NRMA, RACV, and RACQ. This partnership enhances its capabilities to drive Australia’s EV transition. Chargefox’s network integrates chargers nationwide, including ultra-rapid charging stations, reducing reliance on fossil fuels. By fostering partnerships with automakers and government agencies, Chargefox plays a pivotal role in promoting sustainable transportation for a greener future.
Sustainable Energy
Renewable Energy
Sustainability
EV Charging
Electric Vehicles
Martin Andrews
Operating since 2017
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