The Australian Electric Vehicle Association (AEVA) has removed its crowd-funded DC charger at Ravensthorpe in Western Australia “due to site issues”.
“But we now have a supportive new host at the Munglinup Roadhouse down the road,” says AEVA in a social media post.
“Thanks to our fantastic AEVA WA branch volunteers who have travelled down this weekend to organise the move.”
AEVA’s Ravensthorpe charger opened in 2022.
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