EV Car Charging Stations Mount Gambier

If you’re the proud owner of a tesla or an electric vehicle in general, you might have found yourself Googling “charging stations near me” recently. To help you find ev & tesla charging stations in Mount Gambier we’ve included a map below which shows all charging stations across Mount Gambier and South Australia.

Map Legend for Mount Gambier Charging Stations

Green charging stations are general public chargers that have been installed by business or government.
Orange charging stations are are high power public chargers that are generally CHAdeMO, CCS/SAE Combo or Tesla Superchargers
Grey charging stations are locations that are currently in use/full

Mount Gambier Car Charging FAQs

How much does each charger cost?

Click the pin icon for any location in the map and you should be able to find a cost field which shows pricing information from others who have visited the charger. Sometimes pricing information is also listed in the description for each charger. Unfortunately for some locations there is no pricing information available.

What does the score given to each charging location mean?

The green score is a rating given by other users of the charging station. Similar to a Google maps review score a higher score (10) indicates a more positive experience from users while a lower score (1) is the opposite. Check-in’s and general comments don’t impact the overall score.

How do I know if the charging location is compatible with my car?

Clicking the pin for any location will reveal the types of plugs available. At some locations there are multiple charging plugs available. You may also wish to read the description as some users provide further information on charging plugs in that section.

More about Mount Gambier, South Australia

Mount Gambier is a city in South Australia’s south-east corner. Its limestone, volcanic terrain, and crater lakes are well-known. In the summer, one of these, Blue Lake, turns a cobalt blue colour. The Centenary Tower, located nearby, provides panoramic views of the area. A lovely sunken garden can be found in the Umpherston Sinkhole. A full-size reproduction of a late-18th-century ship can be found in the Lady Nelson Visitor Centre. Source: Wikipedia / Google