Abu Dhabi’s charging rollout is led by ADNOC Distribution’s E2GO network — fast DC chargers retrofitted onto existing ADNOC petrol stations — plus Tesla Superchargers at Yas Mall, Al Maryah Island and Al Ain. Coverage is thinner than Dubai but improving quickly, with new E2GO hubs opening across 2026.
Data: DEWA (Dubai Pulse), OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). See something wrong? Report it.
Where to charge, by scenario
- Daily commute — 22 kW Type 2 at your building’s parking, or a stop at an ADNOC mall site.
- Abu Dhabi ↔ Dubai run — Ghantoot (Tesla Supercharger) or an ADNOC E2GO along the E11.
- Road trip to Al Ain — Telal Sweihan (ADNOC E2GO), Hili Mall (Tesla Destination), Al Ain (Al Tiwayya) Supercharger.
- Ruwais & Al Dhafra region — Al Dhanna Tesla, Mirfa ADNOC, Ruwais Housing Complex West.
ADNOC E2GO specifics
- 50 kW DC CCS2 at most sites; newer hubs hit 120 kW.
- Payment via the ADNOC app — Apple Pay and credit card both supported, unlike DEWA’s app-only flow.
- 24/7 availability at petrol-station sites — a real advantage over mall chargers that close with the mall.
- Amenities on-site — F&B, toilets, car wash — a 30-minute charge becomes a comfortable break.
Tesla in Abu Dhabi
Seven Supercharger locations cover the emirate. The most useful for locals is Yas Mall (V3, shaded parking); Al Maryah Island is the Downtown option. For long-haul West, Al Mirfa and Al Dhanna are the only DC stops until you hit the Qatar border.