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EV charging prices in Turkey (October 2026)
Last checked: 19 October 2026. Prepared by VoltGarage (OWL APP LTD); we check each price by hand on the network's own site.
At public stations in Turkey, AC charging costs 9.49 to 10.99 TRY per kWh and DC fast charging 9.90 to 16.49 TRY per kWh. For a car using 18 kWh per 100 km that is about 188-218 TRY per 100 km on AC and 196-327 TRY on DC. The same distance on home electricity at 3.42 TRY per kWh costs about 68 TRY.
AC and DC prices by network
Prices in Turkish lira per kWh, VAT included, taken from each network's own pricing page. The "100 km" columns assume a car that uses 18 kWh per 100 km plus 10% charging loss. Some networks price by station or charger power, so DC shows a range.
| Network | AC | DC | 100 km (AC) | 100 km (DC) | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sharz | 9.49 | 11.99 | 187.90 TRY | 237.40 TRY | sharz.net, 19 Oct |
| Astor | 9.89 | 13.99 | 195.82 TRY | 277.00 TRY | astorsarj.com.tr, 19 Oct |
| Beefull | 9.90 | 13.99 | 196.02 TRY | 277.00 TRY | beefull.com, 19 Oct |
| Eşarj | 9.90 | 9.90-14.90 | 196.02 TRY | 196.02-295.02 TRY | esarj.com, 18 Oct |
| Trugo | 9.95 | 12.00-14.98 | 197.01 TRY | 237.60-296.60 TRY | trugo.com.tr, 19 Oct |
| ZES | 10.99 | 12.99-16.49 | 217.60 TRY | 257.20-326.50 TRY | zes.net, 19 Oct |
VoltGarage is not affiliated with any of these networks. Sorted by AC price, cheapest first. Check the price in the network's app before you start: ZES says its prices can vary by location and the current one is shown in the app.
What 100 km costs in popular models
The same price gives a different result in a different car, because it depends on how many kWh the car uses per 100 km. Consumption figures are from EV Database (combined), with 10% charging loss added. Home: 3.42 TRY per kWh. Cheapest DC: Sharz, 11.99 TRY. Most expensive DC: ZES high power, 16.49 TRY.
| Car | Per 100 km | At home | Cheapest DC | Priciest DC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Togg T10X Standard Range | 18.9 kWh | 71.10 TRY | 249.27 TRY | 342.83 TRY |
| Togg T10X Long Range | 19.5 kWh | 73.36 TRY | 257.19 TRY | 353.71 TRY |
| Togg T10F Long Range | 17.3 kWh | 65.08 TRY | 228.17 TRY | 313.80 TRY |
| Tesla Model Y RWD (2025+) | 15.8 kWh | 59.44 TRY | 208.39 TRY | 286.60 TRY |
| BYD Atto 3 (60 kWh) | 17.8 kWh | 66.96 TRY | 234.76 TRY | 322.87 TRY |
| MG4 Electric (64 kWh) | 17.1 kWh | 64.33 TRY | 225.53 TRY | 310.18 TRY |
Real consumption depends on speed, weather and air conditioning; it rises noticeably in winter. Use the calculator to work it out for your own car.
What sets the price
- You pay for the energy delivered: amount = kWh × price. Beefull and Eşarj note on their pricing pages that this is required by the energy regulator (EPDK).
- At most networks DC fast charging costs 25-50% more per kWh than AC. It saves time on long trips; in daily use it is what drives your cost up most.
- Some networks charge extra if you leave the car plugged in after charging ends. At ZES it is 150 TRY after 15 minutes and 500 TRY after 60 minutes.
- Charging at home is three to five times cheaper per kWh. How much of your charging happens at home changes your monthly cost more than anything else.
How this table is kept current
Every month we check each network's pricing page, and the date only changes when a price has actually been checked. If a page could not be read, the table keeps the date it was last read.
- 19 October 2026: first version. ZES AC price read as 10.99 TRY per kWh. The Eşarj page did not load in this check; its 18 October price stays.