Cyprus Ministry of Transport to install 94 new fast charging points

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The Cyprus Ministry of Transport plans to install 94 new fast-charging points across the country by 2028.
The government will fund the project with approximately €10 million from the national Recovery and Resilience Plan. The expansion includes 76 charging points for passenger cars with a capacity of 150 kW and 18 points for heavy-duty vehicles with power ranges between 200 to 350 kW.
The ministry already installed ten stations at public locations, including hospitals in Nicosia, Larnaca, Limassol, Kyperounta, and Famagusta, as well as bus terminals and archaeological sites. Cyprus currently operates 384 publicly accessible charging stations at 221 locations. The ministry scheduled 16 passenger car stations for installation this year, with 48 passenger car stations and 12 commercial vehicle stations planned for 2027. The remaining locations will be completed in 2028.
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