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Let’s be honest for a second. Pitching an EV charging network in the UAE is the glamorous part – visions of Dubai’s futuristic skyline dotted with ultra-fast charging hubs, Abu Dhabi’s sustainability masterplans, and national net-zero targets.
But the reality? Buying the hardware is the easy part.
With summer temperatures exceeding 45°C, desert dust and rapidly scaling electrical infrastructure, EV chargers in the UAE need far more than impressive specifications. They require locally supported hardware, certified installation partners, spare parts availability and responsive service teams.
The UAE’s EV charging infrastructure is expanding quickly as government initiatives push toward electrification and sustainability targets. Several global manufacturers and local system integrators now supply EV charging infrastructure across the country.
However, there’s an important distinction in the market:
This guide focuses strictly on EV charger distributors and infrastructure suppliers in the UAE – the companies providing the actual hardware.
Why they made the list: ABB is one of the most prominent EV charging technology suppliers globally and has a strong presence in the UAE market. The company manufactures and deploys a wide range of EV charging solutions – from AC wallboxes to ultra-fast DC charging systems – adapted for high-temperature environments.
Did you know? ABB’s Terra DC fast charging range includes chargers capable of delivering 50 kW to 350 kW, designed for large-scale charging infrastructure projects.
Why they made the list: Siemens provides EV charging infrastructure through its Siemens eMobility portfolio, which includes AC chargers, DC fast chargers, and integrated energy management platforms. The company has developed charging technologies specifically adapted to Middle Eastern climate conditions. Known for its grid-integrated charging systems, making it a preferred supplier for large-scale infrastructure projects and government deployments.
Did you know? Siemens’ SICHARGE D fast charger is designed for scalable charging and can deliver up to around 300 kW of power.
Why they made the list: Schneider Electric is a global leader in energy management and industrial automation that also provides EV charging infrastructure. Their EVlink charging ecosystem includes chargers, load management software, and energy monitoring platforms. Schneider’s chargers integrate easily with building energy management systems, making them popular in large residential towers and commercial properties.
Did you know? Schneider Electric is launching EcoStruxure™ Foresight Operation this year – an industry-first AI platform unifying energy, power and building systems. It learns and adapts to resolve electrical and mechanical issues 90% faster, boosts operational efficiency by 50%, and directly tackles the 40% energy waste typical in modern buildings.
Why they made the list: Delta Electronics is a global provider of power electronics and energy solutions, including EV charging systems deployed worldwide. They’re known for high energy efficiency and advanced power management, making them suitable for large fleet charging deployments.
Did you know? Delta Electronics was founded in 1971 in Taiwan by Bruce Cheng. Today, it has a presence in more than 160 countries.
Why they made the list: Powertech Mobility is a UAE-based EV charging solutions provider offering end-to-end charging infrastructure services, including hardware distribution and integration. The company focuses on EV charging deployment across the UAE. Powertech provides complete EV charging deployment solutions, including hardware supply, software integration, and infrastructure support.
Did you know? Powertech Mobility is part of Powertech Switchgear Industries, a company with extensive experience in electrical infrastructure.
Why they made the list: MENA Mobility Solutions is part of the Saeed & Mohammed Al Naboodah Group, supplying EV charging infrastructure across the UAE. The company distributes EV charging systems from leading global manufacturers and supports large-scale deployments. Strong partnerships with global manufacturers make them a key distributor for enterprise-grade charging systems.
Why they made the list: Eurosec is a Dubai-based technology integrator providing EV charging hardware and turnkey infrastructure deployments.
Their systems include AC and DC chargers ranging from 60 kW to 360 kW, supporting large-scale fleet charging environments. Eurosec provides white-label charging solutions, installation, and maintenance services, making them attractive for commercial operators.
Best for: Commercial buildings, parking facilities, and smart infrastructure projects.
Best-selling product: Commercial AC chargers and high-power DC charging stations.
Why they made the list: ShamsPlug is a Dubai-based EV charging supplier providing hardware sales, installation, and maintenance services.
The company distributes several European charger brands including KEBA, ABL and Alfen. ShamsPlug focuses heavily on residential and commercial charging deployments, with strong local support.
Why they made the list: CITA EV delivers EV charging hardware and software platforms across the UAE and the wider MENA region. Their product lineup includes AC chargers (7–22 kW) and DC fast chargers up to 360 kW. CITA combines hardware supply with charging management software platforms (CPMS).
Distributors supply the hardware, but installation partners actually deploy the infrastructure. Installing EV chargers in the UAE requires compliance with electrical authorities such as DEWA (Dubai), TAQA Distribution (ADDC+AADC, Abu Dhabi), and other utility regulators. Here are some of the companies frequently involved in EV charging installations across the UAE.
A true pioneer in the Middle East with over 25 years of expertise in parking management. They aren't just local installers; they established the very first cross-border EV charging network, allowing drivers to travel from the UAE all the way to Muscat, Oman, with dedicated charging stops. They are the go-to team for premium, high-traffic commercial spaces like Jumeirah Emirates Towers, Rixos and Emaar properties.
Backed by the telecommunications giant e& (Etisalat Services Holding), charge&go currently operates an expansive network of over 200 locations nationwide. In late 2025, they signed a massive 10-year strategic partnership with Dubai's primary parking operator, Parkin, to roll out an additional 200 ultra-fast DC charging stations that can charge a vehicle in under 30 minutes.
If you hate dealing with paperwork and red tape, EV Shield is your answer. Leveraging over 20 years of expertise in the UAE's complex utility approval landscape, they are DEWA, ADDC, AADC and TAQA-approved end-to-end installers. Since launching their dedicated EV division in late 2023, they have successfully delivered over 200 private villa installations and 50+ high-capacity fast chargers.
Operating out of Al Quoz, Dubai, Legend Energy Solutions specializes in outfitting residential villas and commercial properties with green energy charging setups. Beyond just mounting a box to a wall, their rugged outdoor installations are built to weather the UAE's harsh climate while keeping your home charging costs low through smart, energy-efficient configurations.
Known for their incredibly rapid deployment, ShamsPlug is a top choice for residential setups in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. This European-owned, Dubai-based company specializes in navigating complex residential rules, actively helping tenants secure the mandatory No Objection Certificates (NOCs) from landlords for apartment building installations, making the transition to electric absolutely frictionless.
If you’re buying or installing EV chargers in the UAE, you can’t just plug a unit into the wall. The market is strictly regulated to protect grid stability.
EV Public Charging Fees are strictly regulated by Cabinet Resolution No. (81) of 2024. For AC (Alternate Current) Public Charging Equipment, the baseline fee is 0.7 AED/kWh (+VAT). For DC (Direct Current) Public Charging Equipment, the fee is 1.2 AED/kWh (+VAT).
Independent Charge Point Operators are legally prohibited from collecting subscription fees for public access or charging EV users inflated parking rates simply for using the EV charging service.
In Dubai, all public charging infrastructure and CPO licenses must comply with the strict regulatory frameworks set by the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA).
Scaling an EV charging network in the UAE requires a deep understanding of local compliance, extreme weather engineering, and grid management. Whether you are outfitting a private residential villa in Dubai or deploying a massive commercial fast-charging hub in Abu Dhabi, aligning with a distributor and installer who knows the local ADDC, DEWA, and MoIAT regulations is non-negotiable.
Choose your hardware wisely, prioritize smart integration, and ensure your operations team is equipped to track the lifecycle of every asset you deploy.
Yes. Under DEWA EV Charging Infrastructure Regulations, independent operators or third parties providing access to public charging stations must possess a valid CPO License and adhere to strict pricing structures.
The UAE utilizes a unified charging tariff to maintain fairness. Currently, public AC charging is set at 0.7 AED/kWh (+VAT), while public DC fast charging is set at 1.2 AED/kWh (+VAT).
No. According to DEWA regulations, independent charge point operators cannot charge EV users more for additional services (like parking) than they would charge a regular non-EV user.
To survive the extreme heat, blowing sand, and occasional heavy rains, outdoor EV chargers in the UAE should ideally have an IP65 rating (high protection against dust and water) and an IK10 rating (high protection against mechanical impact).
In late 2025, Al-Futtaim and BYD launched the Megawatt Flash Charging system in the UAE, which boasts an unprecedented 1,000 kW charging power (1000V/1000A). This liquid-cooled terminal allows compatible EVs to gain 400 km of range in just 5 minutes.
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