Every EV charging station in the UAE, on the live map, along your route, in your pocket. Free, no account, no ads.
From DEWA’s Green Chargers across Dubai to ADNOC, Tesla and independent stations in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the Northern Emirates, the UAE has one of the region’s densest EV charging networks. The friction isn’t range — it’s that chargers are split across a dozen operators and apps, so finding one that’s nearby, available and fits your connector still means guesswork. ChargeAE puts every public EV charger in the UAE — DEWA, Tesla, ADNOC and more — on one live map, with real prices per kWh, connector types and one-tap navigation.
Every station in the UAE on a live map — color-coded AC or DC, with price per kWh and distance from you. Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, motorways, and the north.
Enter start and destination — by search, location, or pin — and see every charger within 25 km of your route, with total distance and drive time.
Set amperage, battery capacity, and current charge level — get the exact charging time and the precise time you'll be done.
Connector types (CCS2, CHAdeMO, Type 2), charging power, prices, amenities, and contact numbers — know exactly what's waiting before you arrive.
Found your charger? Tap Navigate for instant turn-by-turn directions. Tap Call to confirm availability before you drive.
No account, no tracking, no analytics. Your location is processed entirely on-device and never leaves your phone.
See every charger near you instantly. Filter by AC or DC, sort by distance or price, and tap any pin for full details.
Heading out of town? The journey planner maps every charging stop along your route so you always know where the next top-up is.
Check connectors and price, calculate your exact charge time, navigate there, and get back on the road.
Pick your car, set the charge you have and the charge you want, and see the time to the minute — on the same 230V maths the ChargeAE app uses.
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ChargeAE grows with the community. If you know a station that isn't on the map yet, send us the details and we'll verify and add it — usually within a couple of days.
ChargeAE is live on the App Store — free for every EV driver in the UAE.
The UAE’s EV charging network is one of the fastest-growing in the world, but its stations are spread across malls, hotels, fuel stations and motorway service areas — run by operators like DEWA, ADNOC and Tesla with no single place to find them all. ChargeAE brings every EV charging station in the UAE onto one live, up-to-date map. Whether you drive a Tesla, BYD, Nissan, Audi e-tron, Mercedes-EQ, Polestar or any other EV, you can see which chargers are nearby, what they cost, and which connectors they support before you leave home.
Every station on the map shows its AC or DC type, power output, connector types (CCS2, CHAdeMO, Type 2 and GB/T), and price per kWh, plus one-tap navigation and live availability where operators share it. It’s the fastest way to find an EV charger near you — anywhere in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah or across the Emirates.
ChargeAE covers EV charging stations in every major UAE city, and we add new ones as they open:
Long-distance EV travel in the UAE runs on the motorway chargers. ChargeAE maps DC fast-charging stops along the E11 (Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai–Abu Dhabi), E311, E611 (Emirates Road), E44 (Dubai–Hatta) and E66 (Al Ain Road). The built-in journey planner shows every charger within 25 km of your route with total distance and drive time, so a Dubai to Abu Dhabi or Dubai-to-Fujairah run never means guessing where the next charge is.
ChargeAE shows every known EV charging station in the UAE on one live map — DEWA Green Chargers, ADNOC, Tesla and independent stations across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Al Ain. Each station lists its AC or DC type, connectors, power output and price per kWh.
Yes — ChargeAE is completely free. No account, no subscription, no in-app purchases and no ads.
DEWA’s public EV Green Chargers in Dubai are billed per kWh at a low public tariff, and rates vary between AC and DC stations. ChargeAE shows the current price for each DEWA station so you always know what you’ll pay before you plug in.
Public EV chargers in the UAE mainly use CCS2 and CHAdeMO for DC fast charging and Type 2 for AC charging, with some GB/T support for Chinese-market EVs. ChargeAE lists the exact connectors for every station so you know your car is compatible before you arrive.
Yes. ChargeAE maps Tesla Superchargers and destination chargers across the UAE alongside DEWA, ADNOC and other networks — with their location, connector type and indicative pricing — so both Tesla and non-Tesla drivers can plan around them.
Public charging in the UAE is inexpensive — DEWA’s public chargers in Dubai start from around AED 0.70 per kWh, with DC fast charging from other operators a little higher. ChargeAE shows the exact price per kWh for each station so you can compare before you go.
Yes. DC fast chargers are available at service areas along the E11 (Dubai–Abu Dhabi), E311, E611, E44 (Dubai–Hatta) and E66 (Al Ain) motorways. ChargeAE’s journey planner maps every charger within 25 km of your route so long drives never mean guessing where the next charge is.
Open ChargeAE’s journey planner, enter your start and destination, and it maps every charging station within 25 km of your route with total distance and estimated drive time — ideal for Dubai–Abu Dhabi, Dubai–Fujairah, Abu Dhabi–Al Ain or any Emirates road trip.