Sustainability

Make more of what’s already here.

Destination Charge supports EV travel by using lower power overnight charging at existing parking locations, reducing the need for drivers to make separate charging detours after they arrive.

A cabin among native New Zealand trees

Destination Charge

Practical lower impact infrastructure

01

Uses existing parking

Managed outlets can often fit where long stay parking already exists.

02

Lower power overnight charging

The system is designed for parked vehicles, not quick top ups.

03

Off peak potential

Overnight charging can align with periods when vehicles are parked and demand may be lower.

04

Less high power hardware

Many overnight stay situations do not need large, expensive high power chargers.

05

Regional EV travel

More overnight charging options can support regional and rural EV trips.

06

Fewer detours

Charging where people already stay can avoid unnecessary fast charger trips after arrival.

A cabin surrounded by trees in New Zealand

Use the time. Use the place.

Small infrastructure. Useful everyday change.

Charging at existing destinations makes more of the parking and power already there. The benefit depends on how each outlet is used, the vehicle and the electricity supply.

  • Use the hours a car is already parked.
  • Help drivers avoid an extra charging detour.
  • Start with the outlets a site needs and grow with demand.

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Sustainability questions

Short answers about practical lower impact charging.

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How does Destination Charge support lower emission travel?

Destination Charge uses low, sustained overnight charging at existing parking locations, reducing unnecessary charging detours and avoiding large high-power hardware where overnight charging is enough.