EV Charging Stations

$25 per day EV parking comes with a big asterisk at ADJ

Marka International Airport (ADJ) doesn’t list any confirmed EV chargers on-site, even though this "EV Charging Stations" option is priced at $25 per day and $125 per week. Most Jordan airport electrification so far sits at Queen Alia, not at this mostly domestic/GA field in Marka. If you drive a BYD, Tesla, or any plug‑in, treat the name as marketing, not a guarantee of working plugs.

The lot sits next to the single terminal 1 building, with a marked 5‑minute walk to the check-in counters. For a small airport like ADJ, that effectively feels like terminal-side parking, without needing a shuttle or taxi. If you have luggage or kids, the short walk from the EV area to the terminal doors is the main real benefit here.

Pricing is simple: $25 per calendar day or $125 for a full week, which matches many “premium” airport lots in the region despite the unclear charger situation. If you’re leaving the car for 8 days, that’s $150 total at the posted daily rate versus $125 if you lock into the weekly price. Do the math before you book, especially on trips that run 5–8 days.

Because no independent reviews or photos show actual charge posts or connector types, assume worst case: you park next to the terminal but don’t get a kilowatt. That matters if you arrive at ADJ with 10% battery and plan to come back in three days ready to drive straight to Jerash or the Dead Sea, both of which sit 45–75 km away.

Tip: Arrive with enough charge to complete your return leg without topping up, and call the airport operator at ADJ a day or two before departure to confirm whether any functional EV chargers are in this specific lot.