BIG prize to launch new ENGIE EV home energy plan!

To celebrate the launch of EV Flex Charge home energy plan ENGIE and Chargefox are giving away 3 x 900kWh Chargefox vouchers.

That's enough electricity to charge the average EV completely 15 times!*

Chargefox is excited to be working with ENGIE to provide up to 1000kms^# of bonus public charging as part of their new EV Flex Charge home energy plan.

"This energy plan is great for EV drivers, especially those with solar at home. A 10 cent feed-in tariff is amazing!" Rob Asselman - Chargefox Head of Marketing.

ENGIE has over 200 EV charge points available on Chargefox, expanding to 1000 by 2025. These charging points will be within 10km of 80% of the Australian population so you know you can rely on ENGIE when you’re on the go.

‍They are now supporting EV drivers at home with their new ENGIE EV Flex Charge home energy plan which includes great benefits for those with an EV in their driveway, especially if you have solar panels.

Benefits include:

• Solar customers get a 10c/kWh solar feed-in tariff.
• Flexibility to charge at home or when you’re out with a prepaid 150kWh Chargefox voucher, which is equivalent of up to 1,000kms of bonus public charging.
• From 12 am to 6 am AEST, ENGIE will credit back 6c per kWh you use during this time.
• All your home energy usage is certified Climate Active carbon neutral.

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Competition time!

To enter the competition to WIN one of three 900kWh Chargefox vouchers courtesy of ENGIE simply complete this form to tell us in 280 characters or less which celebrity you would choose to travel with on a cross country EV roadtrip and why.

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* Based on approximate 60kWh battery size of Tesla Model 3, BYD Atto3 and MG 4. 900kWh voucher / 60kWh battery capacity = 15 complete charges.

^#Based on 15kWh/100km^1 average consumption for the top 10 EV’s sold in Australia in 2023^2. For a 150kWh charging pack, this would equal 1,000kms.
Source ^ 1 https://data.aaa.asn.au/ev-index/ Source ^2 https://www.mynrma.com.au/electric-vehicles/news/electric-vehicle-sales-australia-2023