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EV charging prices in Türkiye, September 2026

The price per kWh at 20 charging networks in Türkiye, in one table sorted by DC fast charging price. Click a network to see what a charge costs there for popular cars.

Network	AC	DC	HPC	Stations
Sharz.net	8.35 TL	10.55 TL	—	223
Tesla Supercharger	—	11.70 TL	11.70 TL	42
Petrol Ofisi e-POwer	8.99 TL	11.99 TL	—	55
Otowatt	9.49 TL	11.99 TL	—	121
Otojet	10.99 TL	12.40 TL	—	216
CV Charging	9.99 TL	12.79 TL	—	135
Voltrun	9.90 TL	12.90 TL	—	376
Aksa Şarj	10.40 TL	12.99 TL	—	117
ZES	10.99 TL	12.99 TL	16.49 TL	1,748
Toger	9.90 TL	13.39 TL	—	131
Lumicle	9.99 TL	13.49 TL	—	54
Eşarj	9.90 TL	13.50 TL	—	839
OnCharge	9.99 TL	13.50 TL	—	224
Shell Recharge	11.99 TL	13.50 TL	—	137
Otopriz	9.90 TL	13.90 TL	—	576
Astor Şarj	9.89 TL	13.99 TL	—	334
Beefull	9.90 TL	13.99 TL	—	102
WAT Mobilite	10.99 TL	14.49 TL	—	503
Trugo	9.95 TL	14.98 TL	—	1,229
5 Şarj	8.99 TL	15.90 TL	—	174

Prices per kWh, VAT included. Station counts are the records on our map. On most networks HPC is the price at chargers above 180 kW.

Frequently asked questions

Which EV charging network is the cheapest in Türkiye?

As of September 2026, the lowest DC fast charging price per kWh is Sharz.net's, 10.55 TL. For AC charging the cheapest is Sharz.net, 8.35 TL.

Is charging at home cheaper than at a station?

Yes: on the residential tariff 1 kWh costs about 4.97 TL, below even the cheapest DC network. Fast charging saves time on a trip; charging at home or on AC lowers the cost per kilometre.

Why do charging prices differ between networks?

Each network sets its own prices. DC (fast) charging costs more than AC because the equipment and the grid connection cost more. Many networks charge a separate HPC price at chargers above 180 kW.