EV Charging Stations

EV charging at ALP is rare, but it’s here and free.

Next to Terminal 1 at Aleppo International Airport, the EV Charging Stations sit in the main parking area with a walking time of about 5 minutes to the terminal doors. Pricing shows as $0 daily and $0 weekly, which is unusual anywhere, and especially in a market where electric cars hardly appear in public lots. If you happen to drive an EV in Aleppo, this is one of the very few spots where “park and plug” is even an option.

These EV Charging Stations are essentially on-airport parking, not a remote lot, so you stay within the secured airport perimeter and walk straight to Terminal 1 in roughly 5 minutes. The published rate is $0 per day and $0 per week, so parking here doesn’t add to your trip cost, at least for now. There’s no clear data on the number of chargers or power level, and frequent-flyer forums barely mention EVs at ALP, which tells you uptake is still low.

With no traveller reviews, there’s no solid intel on reliability, socket types, or how often these EV Charging Stations are actually in use, but the location next to the terminal is confirmed and the walking time remains about 5 minutes. If you rely on a specific connector or adapter for your EV, bring it; nothing online clarifies compatibility. Don’t plan a tight turn if you absolutely need a full charge before a long drive north or toward Damascus.

Tip: Arrive at least 30 minutes earlier than usual so you have time to find the EV Charging Stations next to Terminal 1, plug in, and still make the 5-minute walk to check-in without rushing.