5 Şarj charging stations

5 Şarj operates 113 charging points across Türkiye; most of them in İstanbul, Bursa, Balıkesir.

Charging points: 113
Connectors: 317
DC fast: 104
Provinces: 22

The 5 Şarj network in numbers

5 Şarj operates in 22 provinces with 113 points; its densest provinces are İstanbul (47), Bursa (13), Balıkesir (9). These three provinces account for 61% in total. The DC fast-charging share is 92% (43% across Türkiye).

Average point power is 163 kW; median 180 kW. Its most powerful point is 400 kW: O178 Susurluk İstanbul Yönü (Susurluk, Balıkesir). The known DC tariff is the same at 104 points: 15.90 ₺/kWh.

Provinces served: 22
DC share: 92%
DC tariff (median): 15.90 ₺/kWh

Provinces with 5 Şarj stations

22 provinces

Fastest points

first 40 of 113 points

Frequently asked questions

How many charging stations does 5 Şarj have, and in which provinces?

5 Şarj operates 113 charging points across Türkiye; 104 of them offer DC fast charging. The points are spread across 22 provinces, mostly in İstanbul (47), Bursa (13), Balıkesir (9). Figures come from EPDK records and the network's data, as of 19 October 2026; each point's sockets and power are on its station page.

How much does charging with 5 Şarj cost?

According to 5 Şarj's general tariff, AC charging costs 8.99 ₺ per kWh and DC fast charging costs 15.90 ₺ per kWh. For example, charging a 60 kWh battery from 20% to 80% (36 kWh) costs about 572 ₺ on DC. Some stations may have location-specific prices; the exact price is shown in the network's app.

Which company owns the 5 Şarj charging stations?

The 5 Şarj charging network is listed in EPDK's charging service licence records under the name "Beş Şarj Anonim Şirketi" (licence no. ŞAH/6080-1/00001; record date 19 October 2026). Şarj Rehberim is not a representative of this network; it shows the stations impartially on the same map as other networks, based on the EPDK record and the data published by the network.

Beş Şarj Anonim Şirketi · EPDK licence no. ŞAH/6080-1/00001

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