Adnoc Distribution, a prominent fuel and convenience retailer, has announced a significant scale-up of its electric vehicle (EV) charging network—from 53 chargers in 2023 to over 200 by the end of 2024.
Speaking at the Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit (EVIS 2025), the company revealed its aim to operate 500 high-power charging stations by 2028.
Adnoc Distribution also reported achieving a reduction in carbon emissions last year, equivalent to over 23 million metric tonnes.
As a core subsidiary of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, it remains the only provider in the UAE offering continuous EV travel through its sophisticated charging infrastructure.
EVIS 2025, the MENA region’s largest event focused on electric mobility, began on April 21 and will run until April 23, featuring conferences, exhibitions, innovation zones, and test drives.
During the summit, CEO Bader Saeed Al Lamki highlighted the company’s growing investment in EV infrastructure, enhancing both sustainability and customer experience, in alignment with the UAE’s Net Zero by 2050 strategy.
He noted that Adnoc’s extensive station network ensures hassle-free travel across all emirates, complemented by value-added services such as retail deals and shopping at Adnoc Oasis stores during charging.
Innovation remains at the heart of operations, with smart technologies like the Adnoc app and Apple Watch updates, alongside Plug & Charge features powered by AI, allowing vehicles to charge automatically upon connection.
The system also incorporates energy management tools, predictive analytics, digital payment options, and loyalty integration to enrich the user experience.
Al Lamki added that Adnoc is showcasing its E2GO network’s capabilities at EVIS 2025, while seeking partnerships with government bodies, car manufacturers, and energy firms to advance the group’s decarbonisation goals.
Plug & Charge is currently available for select vehicles within the E2GO ecosystem.
