BP Pulse, one of Australia’s key players in electric vehicle (EV) charging, has expanded its network with the launch of its first EV charging sites in Tasmania and the Australian Capital Territory (ACT).
These new locations provide convenient, fast, and reliable charging options for EV owners, furthering the infrastructure needed to support Australia’s transition to electric mobility.
BP Pulse Moonah: First in Tasmania
Located at 30 Main Road, Moonah TAS 7009, the BP Pulse site in Moonah marks the brand’s entry into Tasmania.
Positioned in a bustling area with nearby amenities, this station is designed to cater to both local EV drivers and visitors exploring the region.
Key Features:
Ultra-Fast Charging:
- Equipped with 4 ultra-fast charging bays offering speeds of up to 150kW, making it one of the fastest charging options in the area.
- Plugs: CCS2 connectors, with 3 bays currently available for use.
Amenities:
- Free parking, illuminated areas, and pull-in parking for easy access.
- EV parking near grocery stores, parks, dining options, and WiFi access.
- 24/7 Availability: Drivers can charge their vehicles anytime, ensuring flexibility for long journeys or late-night recharges.
Moonah’s location is a key addition to Tasmania’s growing EV infrastructure, offering a critical stop for those traveling through the Hobart area.
BP Pulse Kingston: Serving the ACT
The ACT’s first BP Pulse station is situated at 77 Canberra Ave, Griffith ACT 2603.
This site caters to the growing number of EV drivers in the region, providing reliable charging options in a central location.
Key Features:
DC Charging Bays:
- Two charging bays with CCS2 connectors, delivering speeds of up to 50kW.
- 1 bay currently available, with another undergoing maintenance.
Amenities:
- Free parking, well-lit areas, and restrooms for added convenience.
- Proximity to shopping centers and WiFi access for drivers who need to recharge both their vehicle and themselves.
- 24/7 Service: Drivers can count on access any time of the day or night, making it an essential addition for commuters and road-trippers.
What BP Pulse Brings to EV Drivers
The launch of these new BP Pulse locations highlights several benefits for EV owners:
- Ultra-Fast Charging Options:
- Speeds of up to 150kW in Moonah cater to drivers looking for quick top-ups, significantly reducing wait times.
- Convenient Locations:
- Both sites are strategically located near amenities, ensuring drivers can make the most of their downtime while charging.
- Round-the-Clock Access:
- With 24/7 availability, these stations fit seamlessly into any schedule, whether you’re commuting or embarking on a road trip.
Why This Matters for EV Adoption
Australia’s push towards electrification hinges on accessible, reliable EV infrastructure.
BP Pulse’s move into Tasmania and the ACT fills a critical gap, offering drivers in these regions greater flexibility and confidence in adopting electric vehicles.
- Tasmania: As a region with increasing EV uptake and vast scenic routes, Moonah’s charging station provides a reliable option for travelers and locals alike.
- ACT: With the territory leading in EV adoption rates, the Griffith station supports the area’s growing network of chargers, helping more drivers transition to electric mobility.
What’s Next for BP Pulse?
While these two sites mark significant milestones, BP Pulse is expected to continue expanding its network across Australia.
As the demand for EVs grows, more strategically located stations with a mix of fast and ultra-fast chargers are likely to follow, making EV ownership more practical and appealing nationwide.
Whether you’re a local resident or an interstate traveler, these new BP Pulse stations in Moonah and Kingston are a step forward in ensuring Australia’s EV charging network keeps pace with its rapidly evolving EV market.
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Dylan Anderson
