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Fed up of waiting for government to take action has a group of electric carriers tied together to change Australia's roads forever.
In recent months, the fine-tuned details have been taken on an "Electric Highway" – a three-year project, which means that there is now a charger near every populated part of the country.
It's a very different picture just two years ago when massive fluctuations in Australia were barely a charger in sight.
The transformation is all included in a voluntary initiative by the Tesla Owners Club of Australia (TOCA), which shared the costs of power stations with the Australian Electric Vehicle Association to fill 10,000 km of gaps where there were few or no chargers just a few years ago.

The route now stretches over an incredible 17,000km, which means you can now complete the ultimate tour of Australia without worrying about your carbon footprint.

Map as at 2016

The network is made up of 32 amp three-phase chargers which are about 200km apart on average, with the furthest distance between charge points being 400km. Most are capable of adding 110km of range in 30 minutes.

Map as at 2018

Methink range stress is lessening rapidly
Fully Charged Australia