Dubai Municipality has launched a new initiative to install electric vehicle supercharging stations across 600 parking spaces in public parks, beaches, and recreational facilities across the emirate. With a planned investment of Dhs 150 million, the project is implemented in partnership with Emarat EV Charging Stations Company (UAEV).
The first flagship phase of the initiative will include the installation of 75 EV supercharging stations across 150 parking bays within the next two years. The charging infrastructure will be deployed across major destination parks, neighbourhood parks, and public beaches, ensuring convenient and accessible charging facilities across Dubai’s public spaces network.
Visitors will be able to charge their vehicles while enjoying outdoor recreation, sports, family activities, children’s play areas, swimming, and waterfront promenades, making sustainable choices more convenient and seamlessly integrated into everyday life.
Badr Anwahi, CEO of the Public Facilities Agency at Dubai Municipality, said: “This initiative reflects Dubai Municipality’s commitment to transforming public spaces into integrated, future-ready environments that support evolving lifestyles and sustainable mobility. By embedding EV charging infrastructure across parks and beaches, we are enabling residents and visitors to make more environmentally responsible choices as part of their daily routines, while enhancing the overall quality and accessibility of Dubai’s public realm.”
This initiative reflects Dubai Municipality’s ongoing commitment to developing future-ready public spaces that support sustainability and encourage the adoption of healthier, more sustainable lifestyles.