BP Pulse launches Australia’s biggest EV charging hub at Melbourne Airport
The Driven reports that BP Pulse opened a 24‑bay electric vehicle charging hub at Melbourne Airport, currently the biggest in Australia . The Driven reports that the hub includes 150‑kW and 300‑kW chargers, two accessible bays, drive‑through bays for larger vehicles, a dedicated Uber bay, a bathroom, a canopy covering about 12 bays, free Wi‑Fi and picnic seating . The Driven reports that construction of the hub began in March 2026, with a soft launch in September and an official opening in early October 2026 . The Driven reports that the site is located on Airport Drive near the long‑term Value car park, between a DHL depot and the Melrose Lounge . The Driven reports that the hub’s status as the largest may be overtaken by a proposed 37‑bay Tesla Supercharger in Albury, for which plans have been submitted to the local council .
Why it matters. The Driven notes that the proposed 37‑bay Tesla Supercharger in Albury could become the largest charging site in Australia, shifting the title from BP Pulse’s hub .