Three Sisters, New South Wales

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landmark · New South Wales

EV charging near Three Sisters

The three sandstone pillars above the Jamison Valley, seen from Echo Point in the Blue Mountains. There are 48 stations within 60 km, the closest <1 km away.

Within 10 km
9
Within 60 km
48
Fastest
350 kW+
Median price
A$0.62

Counted from 48 stations in the directory — DC fast at 20 of them. Distances are straight lines from the landmark, not driving distance.

Three Sisters is the dark pin; the blue pins are the nearest chargers, each linking to its page.

What the chargers here offer

Counted across the 48 stations within 60 km of Three Sisters. A map pin is not a plug: check the connector before a driver commits to a stop.

Charging at Three Sisters

Where can I charge an EV near Three Sisters?

The directory lists 48 stations within 60 km of Three Sisters, 9 of them within 10 km. The nearest is Montblu, <1 km away in Katoomba.

Is there DC fast charging near Three Sisters?

Yes — 20 of the 48 stations within 60 km offer DC fast charging, and the quickest is Ampol Foodary Eastern Creek Westbound at 350 kW+, 53 km from the landmark. A DC stop adds most of a battery in the time a visit takes; the last 20% is slow everywhere.

How much does it cost to charge near Three Sisters?

A$0.62 per kWh is the median of the 40 stations within 60 km that list a price. Networks price per site, so the station a driver picks can be above or below that by a third.

Which plug do I need near Three Sisters?

Type 2 at 25 stations, CCS2 at 23 stations, CHAdeMO at 9 stations, J1772 at 1 station, Household socket at 1 station. Match the post to the inlet on your car before committing to a stop — the connector checker answers that for a specific model.

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Distances are straight-line km from the landmark coordinate to each station's coordinate, both as published; a road route is longer. The counts come from the 48 stations the directory lists within 60 km. Charging prices are the per-kWh figures the networks publish, and live availability is not tracked.