Evie Charging Station

Only 2 chargers at the moment, lots of carparks though.Behind McDs(Southbound)

A bit pricey compared to other charging stations. Also tricky app installation (for non-locals). Everything else is great. Good spot. Quick charging

They mention they are Australia's largest EV charging network which is totally incorrect . Chargefox leave these guys way behind on numbers, FAR better product and customer support also. I dont bother with their chargers after finding the Chargefox chargers. Way better pricing structure also.

Great spot beside the services on the highway, and even better that it is powered by solar. I've used this charger a few times and never had to queue, and it has always just worked first time. More expensive than the QESH chargers but still ok.

Couldn't get either charger to work. Out of Order" came up on both of them. Rang the 24x7 help phone line (twice) but person who answered didn't know where Queensland is

Great amenities and easy to use. Perfectly positioned between Brisbane and Sunshine Coast.

Great to have highway services based EV charger. Dearer charging but worth it if it stays reliable and higher speeds. Have only had one instance of issues. Otherwise good.

Great fast charging, (theoretically up to 350kW) both CCS2 and CHADeMO, and under shade from the solar panels which is really nice in our hot summers. I gave it five stars with one reservation: With both a charge of 35c per kWh and a charge for time of 25c a minute, it works out to be quite expensive unless your car is charging very fast. ie: It’s still a very great option for a quick top up to get home, but comes at a premium if you’re filling right up to near full with resultant slow charge rates, (or have a car which charges slowly). Bonus: This should hopefully avoid someone hogging the charger to charge a PHEV!There are currently two fast DC chargers, with room for plenty more. (It would be even better if there was a cheaper, AC charging option, and that would also be good if the DC charger was out of action or occupied.)There is a convenient McDonalds very nearby.The only real downside is that per minute charge- so don’t stay connected for longer than you need to.However of course it’s expensive infrastructure so all things considered the cost is still pretty reasonable, and the convenience and location when you’re a little short of kWh to get to your destination is really terrific- well worth paying a little extra for. The per minute charge also means it’s far less likely to be occupied by someone slow charging when you’re desperate for a top up, which simply has to be a very good thing.P.S. You’ll need the EVIE app on your phone, or their RFID card.

As advertised. Need more bays. Couldn’t reach full speed but this was a vehicle based issue

Australia's most expensive car chargers!They are fast, but at an exorbitant 35c per kWh PLUS 25c per minute, best only briefly used to get to a Tesla Supercharger at 40c kWh or Qld Electric Superhighway charger at 20c kWh.I drive a Tesla and I have an Evie account; I visited this service area but didn't charge at those prices.