Fiji's EV charging network
Fiji's growing network of fast chargers, on the roads Fiji actually drives. Choose a bundle at the charger, confirm, and charge. Fixed prices in Fijian dollars, shown before you start.
Three sites along the Queens Road corridor: Yadua, Navua and Nadi. More to follow.
Where BulaCharge is rolling out across Fiji, region by region, and how to get a charger where you need one.
See the network →The price is shown before you start, in Fijian dollars. No subscriptions, no connection fees, no surprises.
How it works →Transfer operators, rentals and company fleets. Charging that is full when the shift starts, priced per session.
Fleet charging →How to charge
Every site works the same way.
Park in the bay and connect the CCS2 cable until it clicks. Both sides of the unit have one.
Pick a charging bundle in Fijian dollars on the charger screen. The price is shown before you confirm.
The session starts automatically. Progress shows on the screen and a receipt is sent by SMS at the end.
The BulaCharge DC fast charging unit. Render of the production unit and wrap.
This is a BulaCharge point
Every site gets the same unit, so once you have used one you can use them all.
Where you can charge
Between Suva and Nadi, with Suva, Lautoka and Vanua Levu to follow.
On the Queens Road at True Mart Yadua, just west of Sigatoka.
At the Grace Road Food Company site on the Queens Road corridor south of Suva.
On the Queens Road in Nadi, minutes from the airport and Denarau.
Who we are for
Drivers
You should not need a card, an account and a downloaded app just to put energy in your vehicle.
Site hosts and fleets
We supply, install, monitor and maintain. You provide the location and the power, and earn from every session.
Coming to your phone
Optional, always. The app adds saved charging history, nearby chargers, live availability and notifications when your charge is done. Charging at the unit keeps working without it.
Join the mailing list below and we will tell you the day it lands on the App Store and Google Play.
Knowledge base
Where the chargers are, what plug you need, and how paying works here.
AC versus DC, why charging slows at 80 percent, and what to expect on our network.
Planning the Queens Road with today's charging network.