Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in Dubai - Complete Guide

Dubai is rapidly transforming into an electric vehicle-friendly city, with a steadily growing network of EV charging stations to support sustainable mobility. Whether you're commuting daily or planning a long drive, finding a convenient spot to recharge your electric car is now easier than ever. From fast chargers to home installations, the Emirate provides various charging options through DEWA’s Green Charger network and private operators.

Benefits of Using Electric Car Charging Stations

The following are the benefits of an electric vehicle charging station —

• Environmental Impact – When you use electric car charging stations, you, as an EV owner, contribute to reducing your carbon footprint. This, in turn, supports Dubai in becoming a leader in sustainable energy and green transportation. Fewer emissions imply cleaner and healthier air and environment, respectively.
• Convenience – With DEWA EV charging stations across the city, you can easily access the charging points. The locations are placed in public parking spaces, petrol stations, malls, residential communities, and transit hubs.
• Cost Efficiency – Electric vehicle charging is more cost-effective than fueling petrol and diesel cars. The reasonable pricing structure reduces maintenance costs, making it financially beneficial in the long run.

Types of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Various EV charging stations across the city support electric vehicle owners. These Green Chargers come in various types to meet specific needs based on locations, vehicle needs and charging speed. Charging time and cost depend on the charger type and your car's battery size.

The following are the types of EV chargers in Dubai —

1- Fast Chargers (DC)

• Where: Found in busy areas like malls, highways, and public parking
• Time: Charges up to 80% in 20 to 40 minutes
• Cost: AED 7.61 per 30 minutes

2- Public Chargers (AC - 22 kW)

• Where: Installed at parks, hotels, malls, and offices
• Time: Takes 2 to 4 hours to charge
• Cost: AED 3.35 per 30 minutes

3- Wall-Box Chargers (AC - 22 kW)

• Where: Used in homes or commercial buildings
• Time: 2 to 4 hours, similar to public chargers
• Cost: AED 3.35 per 30 minutes

4- Ultra-Fast Chargers (DC - 150 kW)

• Where: Located at fuel stations and busy transit areas
• Time: Charges in 15 to 30 minutes
• Cost: AED 22.84 per 30 minutes

5- Home Chargers

• Where: Installed at home for overnight charging
• Time: Full charge in 6 to 8 hours
• Cost: Billed as per DEWA's standard residential electricity rates

Electric Car Charging Stations in Dubai - 2026

Dubai EV charging stations are present across major areas of the city. Here's the list of several charging stations in the emirate. Go through the list so that you can easily access the station whenever required.

• Public Service Building and Business Zones
• Transportation Hubs and Petrol Stations
• Commercial and Retail Destinations
• Tourist Attractions and Leisure Areas
• Residential Communities and Parks
• Tesla Electric Car Charging Stations in Dubai

Public Service Buildings & Business Zones for EV Charging Stations in Dubai

Transportation Hubs and Petrol Stations for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in Dubai

Commercial and Retail Destinations for EV Charging Stations in Dubai

Tourist Attractions and Leisure Areas for Car Charging Station in Dubai

Residential Communities and Parks for EV Green Charging Station in Dubai

Tesla Electric Car Charging Stations in Dubai

How to Find EV Green Charging Stations in Dubai?

Electric car charging stations are widely available across the emirate. You can look for them via Google Maps or the integrated features present in electric cars. While using Google Maps is one way, you can also find EV charging stations in Dubai via the Dubai EV Community Hub website and the DEWA website or app.

ChargeMap ChargeMap is another useful option for locating charging electric vehicles in Dubai. It’s one of the biggest global platforms for locating public and semi-public EV charging stations. In Dubai, car owners can find around 70 charging points using ChargeMap. Some of these include — The Dubai Mall The Oberoi Dubai Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort Emirates Speciality Hospital Dubai Health Care City Radisson Blu Residence Dubai Marina Jebel Ali Supercharger Al Hebiah First Jumeirah Al Naseem The Springs Souk

How to Use EV Chargers in Dubai?

Using DEWA Green Chargers is easy and convenient for both registered users and guests. Here’s how to charge your electric vehicle at an EV green charging station—

For Registered Users

You can use any of the following methods —

Method1- DEWA Smart App

• Open the app and scan the QR code on the charger
• Log in with your DEWA account or UAE Pass
• Select your EV account and follow the instructions

Method2- Phone Camera

• Scan the QR code with your phone camera.
• Log in using DEWA ID or UAE Pass and follow the steps.

Metgod3- EV Green Charger Card

• Tap your EV card on the station's card reader.
• Follow the on-screen instructions.

For Guest Users

You can still charge your EV without an account:

Method1- DEWA Smart App

• Scan the QR code on the station
• Select “Continue as Guest”
• Enter your details, verify your email via OTP, choose a package, and pay

Method2- Phone Camera

• Scan the QR code
• Complete guest registration, verify your email, choose a plan, and pay

Charging Fees of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in Dubai

Registered Users

• Security Deposit – AED 500 (waived for government entities)
• Delivery Charges – AED 20 (plus VAT)
• Usage Charges – AED 0.38 per kWh + fuel surcharge + VAT

Guest Users

Packages range from AED 5.08 to AED 69.30, depending on charger type and duration.

Using an electric vehicle charging station involves a few simple steps, which may vary slightly depending on the provider.

Here’s how you can use a Dubai EV charger:

• Identify the Charger Type - Check if the station offers AC or DC charging and ensure it matches your vehicle’s charging port.
• Authentication - Use the charging provider’s app or scan a QR code to start the session. Some stations may require prior registration.
• Plug-In - Connect the charging cable from the station to your vehicle’s charging port.
• Monitor and Pay - You can track the charging progress, time, and cost on the station screen or the provider’s app. Payment is usually made automatically through the app or linked account.

Understand Charging Light Indicators

• Green Light – The Station is ready to charge.
• Blue Light – Charging is in progress.
• Red/Yellow Light – Indicates an error or issue with the connection.

Incentives for EV Owners in Dubai Here are the perks for EV owners in Dubai — Free Parking – Electric vehicle owners in Dubai can enjoy free parking in designated EV zones. These areas include spots at malls, government buildings, and other public places. No Salik Toll Charges – Registered EVs are exempt from Salik toll charges, helping frequent city drivers save significantly on toll expenses. Lower Registration Fees – EV owners get discounts on vehicle registration and renewal fees, making electric cars more affordable in the long run. Financial Incentives – EV drivers can benefit from reduced electricity rates for charging and may also receive rebates or discounts for installing home charging stations, as offered by DEWA.

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Hacks for Using DEWA Charging Stations

We have mentioned a few important tips for using DEWA charging stations:

• Plan Your Route – Use the DEWA Smart App to check charger availability before starting your trip. This helps you find convenient charging spots and avoid running low on battery.
• Charge During Off-Peak Hours – Try to charge your EV during off-peak times when stations are less crowded. It’s faster and more convenient.
• Carry a Charging Cable – Although most public chargers include cables, keeping your compatible charging cable in the car is a good backup.
• Watch Your Charging Time – Avoid occupying a charging spot longer than needed. Once your car is charged, unplug and move to allow others to use the station; this also helps avoid additional fees.

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