Charging stations in Ankara

2,671 public charging points across Ankara, in 25 districts. Most common networks: Epsis, Neva Şarj, OtoPriz.

Charging points
2,671
DC fast
833
Max power
400kW
Networks
106

Charging infrastructure in Ankara: the numbers

With 2,671 charging points, Ankara ranks 2nd among Türkiye's 81 provinces by number of points; its share of all points nationwide is 15%. The DC fast-charging share is 31% (Türkiye average 43%; 12 percentage points below). By DC share it ranks 70th of 72 provinces. Points with 150 kW or more: 387, of which 31 exceed 300 kW.

The three busiest districts hold about 74% of the points: Çankaya (1,104), Yenimahalle (500), Etimesgut (378). 23 of 25 districts have DC fast charging; Haymana, Nallıhan have none.

106 different charging networks operate here; the most widespread is Epsis (22% share). The gap between networks on DC tariffs is clear: e-POwer is the cheapest at 11.99 ₺/kWh, Shell the most expensive at 15.99 ₺/kWh. The province's most powerful point is Astorşarj Kentpark AVM Elektrikli Araç Şarj İstasyonu at 400 kW (Astor Şarj, Çankaya).

Rank in Türkiye
2 / 81
DC share
31%
150 kW and above
387
Districts with DC
23 / 25

Cheapest DC charging points in Ankara

known DC tariffs

Tariffs are the values published by the networks and may change; check them in the network's app before you start charging.

DC points across Türkiye by power, fast-charging prices by network and the most powerful stations: fast charging stations

Districts

25 districts

EV routes for Ankara

how many charging stops?

Charging networks in Ankara

106 networks

Fastest charging points

first 40 of 2,671

You'll find them all on the district pages and the map.

Frequently asked questions

How many charging stations are there in Ankara?

In Ankara, there are 2,671 public EV charging points; 833 of them (31%) support DC fast charging. The districts with the most charging points are Çankaya (1,104), Yenimahalle (500), Etimesgut (378). Figures come from EPDK licence records and charging network data, as of 19 October 2026.

Which charging network has the most stations in Ankara?

The most widespread charging network in Ankara is Epsis, with 589 points. It is followed by Neva Şarj (375) and OtoPriz (198). In total, stations from 106 different networks are present; payment and starting a charge are done in each network's own app. On the map, use the network filter to see only one network's points and the socket type filter to see those that fit your car.

What is the fastest charging station in Ankara?

The highest recorded power in Ankara is 400 kW, offered by Astorşarj Kentpark AVM Elektrikli Araç Şarj İstasyonu (Astor Şarj, Çankaya). In DC fast charging, the car reduces power on its own as the battery approaches 80%; the actual time depends on the maximum DC power your car accepts. The point's sockets and price are on the station page.

How long does it take to charge an electric car in Ankara?

The most powerful DC fast charging point in Ankara is Astorşarj Kentpark AVM Elektrikli Araç Şarj İstasyonu (Astor Şarj, Çankaya) with 400 kW; approximate 10% to 80% times there: Togg T10X 35 min, Tesla Model Y Long Range 20 min, MG4 (64 kWh) 30 min and BYD Atto 3 35 min. The median power of the 833 DC points in the area is 120 kW; at this power the Togg T10X charges in about 40 min. The time depends on the maximum DC power your car accepts; values are estimates, and cold weather makes charging take longer.

Where can the Togg T10X charge at full speed in Ankara?

In Ankara, 386 DC fast charging points deliver 150 kW or more; the Togg T10X charges at its peak power at these points, and 10% to 80% takes about 35 min. Among them, the lowest known DC tariff is 12.99 ₺/kWh at Gimart Outlet Ankara (ZES). Use the "Fits My Vehicle" and 150+ kW filters on the map to list these points.

Source: EPDK licence records and charging networks · Updated: 19 October 2026 at 04:38 · How the data is collected

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