ADNOC Distribution Launches Largest Ultra-Fast EV Charging Hub on Abu Dhabi–Dubai Highway, Unveils Highway Electrification Roadmap

ADNOC opens region's largest EV charging hub on Abu Dhabi–Dubai highway, plans 20 centers by 2027 to boost UAE's green mobility.

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ADNOC Distribution Launches Largest Ultra-Fast EV Charging Hub on Abu Dhabi–Dubai Highway, Unveils Highway Electrification Roadmap
ADNOC Distribution Launches Largest Ultra-Fast EV Charging Hub on Abu Dhabi–Dubai Highway, Unveils Highway Electrification Roadmap

Abu Dhabi | EcoPulse24

ADNOC Distribution has announced the launch of one of the world’s largest ultra-fast electric vehicle (EV) charging hubs, marking a significant step in positioning the UAE as a regional hub for sustainable mobility. The company also revealed a comprehensive roadmap for highway electrification through the end of 2027.

The new charging center, located in Saih Shuaib on the E11 highway between Abu Dhabi and Dubai, houses 60 high-speed charging points capable of charging most EVs from 0% to 80% in approximately 20 minutes. According to released data, this is the largest such facility in the Middle East, Africa, and Turkey, and ranks sixth globally in terms of capacity.

Highway Electrification: 20 Centers by 2027
The launch is a key milestone in ADNOC Distribution’s plan to establish 20 highway charging centers by the end of 2027, with 15 centers scheduled for operation in 2026. This will provide a comprehensive charging network along key national corridors, supporting efficient and seamless long-distance EV travel.

“The Hub by ADNOC”: Redefining the Highway Experience
The opening of the charging mega-hub coincides with the launch of the latest “The Hub by ADNOC” location, designed specifically for intercity travelers. The site integrates traditional fuel, electric charging, retail, and dining services in a single experience. Notably, it is the first station of its kind to feature a co-working space for travelers between Abu Dhabi and Dubai, and is three times larger than conventional stations.

National Support for Green Transition
The UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure affirmed that the project aligns with the national policy for electric vehicles and the strategic goal for EVs to represent 50% of all vehicles on the country’s roads by 2050. The expansion of high-speed charging infrastructure is seen as critical to reducing energy consumption in the transport sector and accelerating the development of a green mobility ecosystem.

E2GO Network Expansion
ADNOC Distribution continues to grow its E2GO network, one of the largest EV charging operators in the UAE, with over 400 existing charging points and a plan to reach about 750 by 2028. This expansion is supported by a base of over 560 service stations across the UAE, enabling rapid and sustainable network scaling.

EcoPulse24 Analysis
This project marks a practical shift in the UAE’s transport infrastructure, moving from symbolic initiatives to dense charging networks along strategic routes. With investment focused on highways and user experience, the adoption of electric vehicles is likely to accelerate - not only within cities, but also for inter-emirate travel, which remains a key challenge for any emerging EV market.

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Edited & Reviewed by the Ecopulse Editorial Board 1/14/2026, 03:37:39 UTC
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