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Vector adds chargers to BP site

BP Pakuranga

Vector has installed two rapid chargers at BP Connect Pakuranga.

Vector chief executive Simon Mackenzie says this is the first fuel retailer to be added to Vector’s rapidly expanding network of EV charger stations across Auckland.

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“People are comfortable and familiar with taking their vehicles to petrol stations when the tank is low,” he says. “By showing EVs provide the same convenience and mobility as fossil-fuelled vehicles, it will help build confidence for those new to the technology.”

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Mackenzie says EVs offer long-term benefits to the environment and much lower running costs for motorists that switchover.

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BP managing director Matt Elliott says BP has been working closely with the team at Vector to understand its network growth plans, and that it is pleased that its Pakuranga store is a “perfect fit”.

“Our new EV customers will be able to recharge in comfort, with barista-made Fairtrade coffee on offer and free WIFI while they wait.”

Vector has now deployed 12 rapid chargers across Auckland along with eight standard chargers.

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