Every public EV charging point in Türkiye, on one map.
An independent directory compiled from EPDK licence records and the charging networks' own data; rankings are not for sale. Filter by connector, power and network; get directions in one tap.
- charging points
- 17,599
- DC fast charging
- 7,578
- charging networks
- 171
- provinces
- 81
Last updated 19 October 2026 at 04:38 · where the data comes from
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Power, number of connectors, network and — if the network publishes it — the price per kWh, side by side. Information the network doesn't share stays blank; no estimates are shown.
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Charging networks
All 171 licensed networks on the same map. Pick a network to see only its points.
Charging points by city
Every province page lists its districts, the networks in that province and the fastest points.
How many times will you charge on a long trip?
For a car with a 75 kWh battery using 18 kWh/100 km; leaving 80% full and never dropping below 15%. Work it out for your own car in the planner.
Which connector fits your car?
- Type 23.7–22 kW · AC
The standard for AC charging in Türkiye. Car parks, shopping malls and workplaces; for stops of a few hours. Found on almost every EV sold since 2018.
Show on the map - CCS250–400 kW · DC
The standard for fast charging on the road: Type 2 with two DC pins added underneath. This is the connector you want on long trips; it adds hundreds of kilometres in 20–30 minutes.
Show on the map - CHAdeMO50–100 kW · DC
A standard of Japanese origin that is becoming rarer. Found on the Nissan Leaf and some older models; new stations rarely get it, so plan your route accordingly.
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