Install a Charger

Thinking of an EV charger?

Home, apartments, office, hotel, mall, car park, fuel station or fleet: see what to install, which permits apply and what to ask in a quote. You send the request yourself; your name, phone or address never reach us.

Installation wizard

Where will it go?
How many cars charging at once?
How long do cars usually stay?
Who will charge?
Your electrical supply
Location (optional, province and district only)

Our suggestion

1 × AC 7.4 kW

  • 1 sockets at once
  • 1 hour of charging ≈ 35 km of range

Permits and process

  • Installation should be done by a licensed electrician; multi-socket and DC installations need an electrical design.
  • A unit that isn't commercial and serves only your own needs doesn't have to join a charging network (2026 amendment). For free charging offered to guests, confirm with your installer or EPDK.Şarj Hizmeti Yönetmeliği m.5 (RG 23.3.2026/33202)

What to ask for in a quote

  • Charger (brand, model, warranty)
  • Cabling, panel and residual-current protection labour
  • Electrical design and permits
  • Maintenance, repair response time and total lead time

Quote Request

Send this text to an installer or the networks below yourself. It has no name or phone number; add them if you like. Nothing is sent to us.

EV charger quote request

Site: Home
Needs: 1 sockets at once · Overnight (8 h+) · Just me / my family · Supply: not sure
Initial suggestion: 1 × AC 7.4 kW

Please include in your quote:
• Charger (brand, model, warranty)
• Cabling, panel and residual-current protection labour
• Electrical design and permits
• Maintenance, repair response time and total lead time

Prepared with the Şarj Rehberim installation wizard: https://sarjrehberim.com.tr/en/install-charger

Install with a network: partner programmes for businesses

For paid public charging the easiest route is a licensed network. Many networks install themselves or share revenue; terms differ. Links go to each network's own page; your details go straight to them.

Pages checked on 31 October 2026. No network paid to be listed.

Your details never reach us

Everything is calculated in your browser. We don't ask for name, phone, email or address; you send the request from your own email or WhatsApp. Choosing a province and district only shows that area's charger counts.

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FAQ

Do I need a permit for a home charger?

A unit used only for your own needs doesn't have to join a charging network. A licensed electrician should install it; if your supply isn't enough, ask the distribution company for more capacity. In apartments, check the management plan and, for shared parking, the owners' board decision.

How many owners must approve a charger in shared parking?

Under the Ministry's 2024 circular a simple majority by number and share is considered enough; some lawyers question its weight against the law. For your own assigned space with no effect on shared wiring, informing the management is generally enough.

Can my hotel offer paid charging to guests?

Paid charging is offered through an EPDK-licensed network operator or with its certificate. The easiest route is one of the partner programmes on this page; the network can handle installation and operation.

Should I install AC or DC?

If cars stay long (overnight, workday, hotel), AC 7.4–22 kW is enough and economical. For 30 min–2 h stays DC 30–60 kW makes sense; for short road stops DC 120 kW+. Most cars take at most 11 kW on AC.

How much does installation cost?

Prices vary widely with power, cable length, panel work and capacity upgrades, so we don't quote figures. Use the item list from the wizard when you ask for quotes, so you can compare like with like.

Sources: Charging Service Regulation (Official Gazette 2 Apr 2022, 31797; amended 23 Mar 2026, 33202), Parking Regulation (2021 amendment), Ministry circular on condominiums (2024). For information only; not legal or technical advice.

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