Hunting free EV chargers in Melbourne? They do exist, mostly as AC 7–22 kW units at council car parks, libraries and shopping centres—perfect for a top-up while you grab a flat white.
Apps like PlugShare and some network maps flag $0 sites, and Jolt often includes a free 7 kWh session per day if you fancy a quick splash-and-dash.
Watch the fine print: time limits, paid parking, or idle fees can turn "free" into "gotcha."
Bring a Type 2 cable for untethered posts, don’t hog the bay, and leave more charge than you arrived with—Melbourne karma, but electric.
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