All RYD EV rentals come with a RED charging RFID Tag (found in the centre console) for you to charge at BP and ChargeNet stations across New Zealand - for FREE.
Just plug the car in, tap the RED RFID tag on the charger to begin charging. No need to download another app, no need to pay. Charging is FREE.
HYBRID RYD Rentals do NOT require charging. Re-fuel at a petrol station with 91 (Green handle) petrol.
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π Finding a Charger
BP and ChargeNet charging locations can be found below:
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ββQueenstown:
π’ BP - Frankton -
very fastβ‘,lessππ‘ ChargeNet - Five Miles -
fast, very busyπ ChargeNet - Pak n Save -
slowπ ChargeNet - Athol Street -
slow, extreme busyπ ChargeNet - Arthurs Point -
very slow
Wanaka:
π’ BP - Three Parks -
very fastβ‘,lessππ ChargeNet - Wanaka -
slowπ‘ ChargeNet - New World Three Parks
-fast, very busy
Cromwell:
π’ BP - Cromwell -
very fastβ‘,lessππ ChargeNet - Cromwell -
slowπ‘ ChargeNet - New World Cromwell -
moderate
Glenorchy:
π ChargeNet - Glenorchy -
very slow
Christchurch - Airport:
π’ BP - CHCH Airport -
very fastβ‘,lessππ‘ ChargeNet - Charging Locations
-fast, busy
π₯οΈ Heading to Milford Sound ?
Plan ahead. There is NO EV Charging in Milford Sound
Please ensure your vehicle is charged to at least 80% in Te Anau before heading out.
Charging locations along the route are as follows:
βAthol:
Lumsden:
Te Anau - MUST Charge here to over 80% BEFORE heading to Milford Sound
π There are 3 other simple ways to find EV chargers:
1. On the Web
2. Using Your Phone
Open Google Maps, or Apple Maps and search
β βEV charging stationβ
3. Using the Carβs Navigation
Plug in your phone via Apple CarPlay or Android Auto and say or search:
β βFind nearest chargerβ
β‘How Long Does Charging Take?
If youβve driven under 100km, a 15β20 minute stop at a 50kW charger is usually enough.
π How to Use the Charger
Follow our simple guide: How to Charge the Car
π ΏοΈ When Returning the Vehicle
If you started your trip with the charger plugged in, please plug it back in when returning the vehicle.

