EV Charging Stations

Type 2 and fast chargers sit right next to the terminals

EV charging at Antalya Airport means you park almost at the front door: the stations sit next to the passenger terminals, a short walk to T1, T2, and T3 check-in. This beats hunting for a plug in the general car parks, especially on early-morning departures.

Stalls are in the main terminal-side car park area, so you roll in, plug in, then walk a few minutes to security in T1, T2, or T3. It feels more like short‑stay parking than long‑stay, which helps if you are dropping someone for a same‑day round trip and want some top‑up kWh while you wait.

Hardware is a mix of AC and faster DC units, with standard Type 2 plugs that match most European EVs. If your car needs an adapter, pack it in the glovebox before you drive to AYT, because buying one last‑minute in Antalya is hit‑or‑miss and far more expensive airside.

Pricing usually runs higher than city chargers in Antalya, reflecting airport land and 24/7 access. Expect a premium per kWh vs. supermarket or mall chargers, and plan to leave with enough battery to reach cheaper public stations 10–20 km away if you are budget‑sensitive.

Tip: Take a quick photo of the charger ID number and your parking row before walking to T1, T2, or T3; it makes finding both your car and the right app or RFID in a late‑night return haze much easier.