UAE EV Charging Prices 2025 – New Rates, Cards & Fast Charging
As part of its ongoing efforts to promote sustainable mobility, the UAE has announced an update to its electric vehicle (EV) charging fees, effective January 1, 2025. This move aims to strike a balance between encouraging EV adoption and ensuring the financial sustainability of the charging infrastructure.
The new fee structure will apply to all public charging stations operated by various service providers across the UAE, with clear guidelines on pricing and billing.
What are the new fees?
According to the announcement, the new fees will be calculated based on kilowatt-hours (kWh) consumed, ensuring fair and transparent billing for EV owners. Key points include:
Standard Charging: A fee of AED 0.30 per kWh will be charged at standard charging stations.
Fast Charging: A premium rate of AED 0.50 per kWh will be charged at fast charging stations, ideal for drivers who require faster response times.
Waiting Fee: An additional fee will be charged if vehicles remain parked at charging stations beyond the allotted time after charging is complete.With electric vehicle adoption rising rapidly, understanding UAE EV charging prices 2025 is essential for smart ownership and cost planning.
✅ 1. DEWA Charging Prices (Dubai)
Standard AC charging:
AED 0.29/kWh
Fast charging:
AED 0.59/kWh
Ultra-fast charging:
AED 0.79/kWh
Outbound link – DEWA:
https://www.dewa.gov.ae
✅ 2. Abu Dhabi Charging Prices
The ITC network offers:
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AC: 0.32/kWh
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DC fast: 0.85/kWh
Outbound link – ITC Abu Dhabi:
https://www.itc.gov.ae
✅ 3. Cost to Fully Charge an EV in UAE 2025
Example (Tesla Model Y – 75 kWh battery):
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Home charge: AED 21
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Fast charge: AED 44
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Ultra-fast: AED 59
Internal link – Planning to sell your car?
https://www.simplycarbuyers.com/
✅ 4. Tips to Reduce Charging Costs
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Charge at night
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Avoid 100% charging daily
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Use home AC outlets for daily charging
✅ Conclusion
Knowing UAE EV charging prices 2025 helps drivers reduce monthly costs and protect battery health.
