Tesla’s Supercharger network in the UAE has grown past 30 sites in three years, stretching from Ghantoot on the Dubai–Abu Dhabi border to Fujairah’s East Coast. Every Supercharger built since 2023 has a CCS2 handle in addition to the Tesla connector — which means an Ioniq 5, Taycan, EQS or BYD Seal can plug in directly, no adapter needed.
Data: DEWA (Dubai Pulse), OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). See something wrong? Report it.
Current Supercharger footprint
- Dubai (19) — Dubai Mall Za’abeel, Dubai Hills, Mall of the Emirates, Wafi, Al Warqa, plus 14 more across the city.
- Abu Dhabi (7) — Yas Mall is the busiest; Al Maryah Island, Al Raha Beach, Mushrif Mall and Al Ain (Al Tiwayya) cover the rest.
- Ras Al Khaimah, Ajman, Sharjah (5) — destination Superchargers at City Centre Ajman, City Centre Sharjah, Al Naeem Mall.
- Fujairah (1) — the East Coast’s only V3 Supercharger.
- Highway (midway) — Ghantoot on the Dubai ↔ Abu Dhabi corridor.
What about Destination Chargers?
“Destination Charger” is Tesla-speak for a Type 2 AC unit at 11–22 kW installed at a hotel, mall or residential building. They’re scattered across the UAE — we’re working on a second map layer for them; for now, ask the venue directly before you plan around one.
Pricing
Tesla Superchargers in the UAE run at AED 1.80/kWh on-peak, with cheaper off-peak rates visible in the Tesla app. Non-Tesla drivers pay a small per-session surcharge — always check the in-app quote before plugging in.