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UA · 2026 guide

EV charging in Ukraine

A guide to the charging network in Ukraine. Major operators, common connector types, pricing context, and where to plug in on the road.

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164

Ultra (≥150 kW)

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Connector mix in Ukraine

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Electric Vehicle Charging in Ukraine

Ukraine has 566 public charging points, with 164 capable of fast charging at 150 kW or more. Most charging infrastructure is concentrated in larger cities like Kyiv, which has 47 stations. While still developing, the network offers options for EV drivers across the country.

Ukraine has 566 public EV charging points recorded in our database. Of these, 164 offer DC fast charging at 150 kW or higher speeds, and another 346 provide charging between 50 kW and 149 kW. The busiest areas for charging are in and around Kyiv, with 47 stations. Other notable cities include Lviv (20 stations) and Odesa (16 stations).

Drivers will encounter a mix of local and potentially international operators. Connector types vary, but CHAdeMO and Type 2 (Mennekes) are common for AC charging, while CCS and CHAdeMO are typically found on DC fast chargers. Exact availability depends on the region and specific charging site.

Home charging costs are generally lower than public charging, especially for DC fast charging. Expect per-kWh pricing at public stations, with rates fluctuating based on the operator and charging speed. There are no specific country-wide incentive programs currently detailed in our records, so drivers should research local or network-specific offers.

For drivers new to Ukraine, understanding the connector types is key. While Type 2 is prevalent for slower charging, having adapters for CCS or CHAdeMO might be beneficial for accessing higher-speed DC chargers, depending on your vehicle. Always check the station details in our database for specific connector information before arriving.

FAQ
How many public charging stations are there in Ukraine?
Our database lists 566 public charging points across Ukraine. Of these, 164 are high-speed chargers rated at 150 kW or more, and 346 offer speeds between 50 kW and 149 kW. The distribution is heaviest in major cities.
Where are most EV chargers located?
The highest concentration of charging points is in and around Kyiv, with 47 stations. Other cities with a notable number of chargers include Lviv (20) and Odesa (16). Availability can be more limited in rural areas.
What types of EV connectors are common in Ukraine?
Common connectors include Type 2 for AC charging and CCS or CHAdeMO for DC fast charging. The specific mix can vary by location and operator. It is advisable to confirm the connector type at a station before arrival.
How does charging cost in Ukraine?
Public charging is typically priced per kilowatt-hour. DC fast charging generally costs more than slower AC charging. There are no specific country-wide pricing structures detailed, and rates can differ between charging networks.
Are there any government incentives for EV charging?
Currently, our records do not indicate specific country-wide government incentives for EV charging infrastructure or usage in Ukraine. Drivers may find network-specific promotions or discounts offered by individual charging providers.