FueVolt was started in 2026 by James Doyle, a Brisbane-based driver who was frustrated by not knowing which nearby servo had the cheapest fuel. He built one place where Australian drivers could compare reported prices, find EV chargers and plan a trip.
The aim is practical: make transport costs easier to understand without favouring a fuel retailer or charging network. FueVolt is independently operated and supported by advertising revenue.
Government-reported fuel prices: FueVolt retrieves petrol, diesel and LPG reports from official state sources, and separates the time government data was checked from the time a retailer last reported a price change.
EV charging locations: Drivers can find charging locations and filter by connector type and charging speed. FueVolt does not claim real-time bay availability.
Planning tools: The trip planner and EV-versus-fuel calculator provide estimates based on the details a driver enters; they are not guarantees of range, cost or charger operation.
FueVolt links to the public authorities behind its current fuel-price coverage so drivers can review the original data and reporting rules:
Fuel retailers supply the underlying price reports under each state's rules. FueVolt does not alter a source-reported price or invent a newer update time.
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