Shell Sapanca OHT Güney

Shell · Acısu Mahallesi Sapanca Yolu Caddesi Koru Sokağı No:38 Tepetarla Kınalı Sakarya Otoyolu Kartepe / KOCAELİ

Max power: 180kW
Connectors: 10
Current: HPC

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Connectors

CCS2×10
HPC15.99 ₺/kWh
180kW

Price

HPC: 15.99 ₺/kWh

Shell standard tariff; prices may vary by location. Tariff source

Facility

Located at: Rest area
According to OpenStreetMap, within about 150 m of the station (300 m on a service area); things may have changed on site. Data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.

Access

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This point: location and surroundings

In the power ranking among the 37 points with known power in Kartepe district, it is 3rd (180 kW). The nearest other DC point is 600 m away: Shell Sapanca OHT Kuzey (Shell, 180 kW). There are 38 more DC points within 10 km. Within 3 km there are 10 other charging points and 8 different networks in total; you may need different networks' apps.

The DC tariff of 15.99 ₺/kWh is 7% above the median of the 119 known DC tariffs in Kocaeli (14.90 ₺/kWh). The Shell network has 4 points in Kocaeli province; this one is among those in the Kartepe area.

Power rank in Kartepe: 3 / 37
Nearest other DC: 600 m
3 km radius: 11 points · 8 networks
DC tariff: 15.99 ₺/kWh

Charging time here from 10% to 80% (180 kW DC)

Togg T10X: ≈ 35 min
Tesla Model Y Long Range: ≈ 25 min
MG4 (64 kWh): ≈ 30 min
BYD Atto 3: ≈ 35 min

Approximate value: calculated from battery capacity, the manufacturer's peak DC power and an average charging-speed factor. Actual time varies with air temperature, the battery's state of charge and the number of vehicles charging at the same time.

How to charge

You start charging with the Shell app or card, and you pay there too. Şarj Rehberim only helps you find the point; it doesn't sell charging.

Frequently asked questions

How long does charging from 10% to 80% take at the Shell Sapanca OHT Güney charging station?

Approximate 10% to 80% times with the 180 kW DC socket: Togg T10X 35 min, Tesla Model Y Long Range 25 min, MG4 (64 kWh) 30 min and BYD Atto 3 35 min. The time depends on the maximum DC power your car accepts; a car with a DC peak power below 180 kW charges here at its own peak power. Values are estimates based on battery capacity and average charging speed; cold weather and other cars charging at the same time make it take longer.

How much does charging cost at Shell Sapanca OHT Güney?

According to the tariff published by the Shell network, prices at this point are: DC 15.99 ₺/kWh. Example: charging a Togg T10X from 10% to 80% takes about 62 kWh and costs about 990 ₺ at the DC tariff. Payment is made with the Shell app or card; any idle or parking fee is shown in the network's app, and tariffs may change.

Which sockets does Shell Sapanca OHT Güney have?

This point has 10 recorded sockets: 10 × CCS2 (HPC, 180 kW). As it offers DC fast charging, the point is suitable for a short stop on a long trip. Most electric cars sold in Türkiye charge via Type 2 on AC and CCS2 on DC; match your car's socket with the "Fits My Vehicle" filter on the map.

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Source: EPDK licence record (ŞRJ/8272) · Updated: 2 November 2026 at 17:35 · How the data is collected