NRMA transforms Australia's EV charging landscape

When the NRMA started installing 50 EV fast chargers in 2018, it was no stranger to the hurdles that lay ahead. 

Technical problems NRMA has encountered include tackling major grid constraints limiting charging capacity, ensuring charger compatibility with all vehicles on the market, and putting in place plans to replace Tritium's older models that are no longer well-supported. 

Well on the way to rolling out our $78.6 million national electric vehicle (EV) charging network co-funded in partnership with the federal government. Here's some of the things we're doing to make this even better:

• Payment for EV charging, reducing overuse by "squatters,” has been implemented
• Different EV charger types are being incorporated into the network to build a more robust, reliable network.
• Extending our off-grid EV charging network to help EV owners reach more areas than before

Find out what we're doing in our next phase here: https://www.mynrma.com.au/electric-vehicles/charging/nrma-transforming-australia-ev-charging-landscape 



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