August 21, 2025 | Dubai, UAE: In collaboration with charge&go by e&, Parkin has declared the launch of  200 Parkin & Ultra-Fast EV Chargers in Dubai. The grid would be placed in prominent locations, such as residential complexes or tourist attractions, marking a step towards sustainability. The fact that it can reduce charging time to 30 minutes makes it surge ahead of the curve. The progressive stance of Parkin in the Dubai Financial Market makes it a pivotal and centric point of development in the city’s urbanization.

Taking Over Through Enhanced Charging and Accessibility

The Parkin & ultra-fast EV chargers in Dubai will incorporate elements of a quickly chargeable infrastructure, decisively placed for ease. These chargers, positioned at salient locations, deliver full charging in under 30 minutes, a notable development over current and slow-paced options.

Parking contains a comprehensive estate of  1,97,000 paid parking spaces across Dubai, making it optimal for fast-charging utilization. This pivotal strategy provides paramount utility for residential and commercial EV users.

The rollout will commence with 20 charging stations in its primary phase, with the grid extending to 200 private and public points over the course of next year. The official work will begin in October.

A Planned Effort Towards Sustenance

This prospect is built on Parkin’s collaboration with Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) under the EV Green Charger Programme. Previously, DEWA  substantially devised AC chargers across places managed by Parkin to deliver the services of parking and charging altogether in a unified payment. This integrated, newly introduced model of park and charge will address the issue of the blatant occupation of charging points.

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority operates around 740 charging stations with a mutual aspiration to expand the network to 1000 stations by the end of the year. The inclusion of high-speed and accelerated chargers adds a crucial nuance of effectiveness to Dubai’s charging biosphere.

Pushing Dubai’s Green Mobility Strategy

The reposition towards rapid charging rapport sustains the extensive and comprehensive objectives of the Dubai Green Mobility Strategy 2030 and Dubai Economic Agenda D33. With the feature of a curtailed charging window and portability, EV ownership becomes more attainable for commuters and tourists, enhancing higher adoption rates.

Parkin’s CEO, Mohamed Abdulla Al-Ali, stresses the fact that with Parkin’s exceptional reach and e&’s technological facilities, Dubai is formulating a futuristic and flawless mobility operation. This step integrates the Emirates’ vision to remain in the vanguard of feasible growth.

Delivering Operational Effectiveness and User Experience

Implementing accelerated and speedy chargers into Parkin’s infrastructure provides bilateral benefits: It enhances the user experience and comfort while boosting the revenue generation and consumption of parking assets. Customers are interested in diminished waiting times, whereas Parkin seamlessly expands its services through digitalization and efficient space usage.

The dispersal also succumbs to the UAE’s unwavering duty of reducing carbon emissions and sustaining a pristine commuting system. The advent of Parkin & ultra-fast EV chargers in Dubai brings a new wave of commitment to the idea of sustainable living. By diminishing the charging time to 30 minutes and placing chargers at pivotal places, creating a valuable rapport makes green mobility attainable and noteworthy.

This will also de-escalate the issue of unnecessary occupation of parking lots and spaces through the park and charge protocol at the EV stations, positioning systematic deployment of resources.

This proposition not only extends the usage of EV but also propagates Dubai’s stand as a global entity in inventiveness and stewardship. With a definitive public-private cooperation, the targets are thoroughly met to skyrocket the ambition of a futuristic and developed nation.

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