Cyprus to Install 10 Electric Vehicle Fast Charging Stations by 2025

The Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Cyprus has announced plans to install ten publicly accessible fast-charging stations for electric vehicles by the end of 2025.

The initiative is part of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, with €1.04 million allocated to fund the project.

Transport Minister Alexis Vafiadis explained that each station will have a capacity of 100 kW, allowing two vehicles to charge simultaneously.

The new charging stations will be located in public spaces such as hospital parking lots, shopping centers, museums, and other key facilities.

Specifically, stations will be installed at the general hospital parking lot in Nicosia, near the Mall shopping center and general hospital in Larnaca, close to the archaeological site of Choirokoitia, at the medical center parking lot in Famagusta, by the general hospital in Limassol, and in front of the church parking lot in Trimiklinis.

Four additional charging stations will be set up at the Troodos multi-disciplinary hospital in Kyperounta, at the Troodos Square parking lot, at the Tombs of the Kings Avenue station in Paphos, and at the Polis Chrysochous Avenue station.

There are also plans to install charging stations in municipal and public parking areas, private lots, and other public charging and refueling points.

Eligible entities for assistance with the installation of chargers include local authorities, private businesses like supermarkets, shopping centers, banks, private hospitals, gas stations, and other commercial establishments.