The UAE’s EV Charging Revolution is rapidly establishing itself as a global leader in sustainable transportation, resulting in significant increases in electric vehicle (EV) adoption.Â
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In 2023, EVs accounted for 13% of new car registrations, reflecting the UAE’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions and promoting green mobility through the UAE Energy Strategy 2050 and the National Climate Change Plan, which aim for net-zero emissions by 2050.
Expanding EV Charging Infrastructure
To support this transition, the UAE has developed a robust EV charging network with over 800 public stations across urban centres, residential areas, and highways. Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) alone manages more than 370 chargers, with usage up 59% in 2023. Strategic placement ensures accessibility for both city commuters and long-distance travellers.
Technological Innovations
The UAE is embracing advanced solutions like ultra-fast chargers, wireless charging, and smart home integration. Many stations now offer fast recharging, topping up to 80% battery in under 30 minutes. Digital payment systems and smart apps simplify locating chargers, checking availability, and paying, making EV charging convenient and efficient.
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The UAE government provides financial incentives, regulatory support, and green financing to accelerate EV adoption. Policies mandate EV-ready infrastructure in new developments, while banks offer preferential green loans. Public-private collaborations, including partnerships with global technology firms, expand the network further, ensuring wide accessibility and modern infrastructure.
Driving Sustainability Forward with CITA EV Chargers
CITA EV Charger is actively participating in this transformation, offering dual AC chargers, fast DC chargers, and innovative Dual Echo Pillar solutions.
Equipped with smart load management, these chargers deliver efficient, reliable, and future-ready charging for homes, workplaces, and commercial spaces.
By choosing CITA, EV drivers can elevate their EV charging experience while contributing to a greener, more sustainable UAE.


