Updated: 10 EV Charging Station Networks in Thailand

Thailand’s EV infrastructure continues to expand, driven by both government agencies and private operators. Today, each EV charging station provider differs in terms of:

• Number of locations
• Charging speed (AC / DC)
• Electricity pricing (On-Peak / Off-Peak)
• Mobile application system
• Geographic coverage

This article summarizes practical, real-world comparison data for major EV charging station networks in Thailand, along with key technical considerations before choosing an EV charging station.

10 Modern EV Charging Station Networks Across Thailand

1. EV Station PluZ

Operated by the PTT Group, covering PTT service stations and key locations nationwide.

Highlights

• Strategic highway locations
• High-power DC Fast Charge at multiple sites
• Stable mobile app supporting multiple EV brands

Stations: ~250+ locations
Electricity Rates:

• On-Peak ~7.9 THB/kWh
• Off-Peak ~4.5 THB/kWh

Best for: Long-distance and interprovincial travel

ข้อมูลติดต่อ EV Station PluZ

• Google Play: EV Station PluZ
• Facebook: EV Station PluZ
• Website: evstationpluz.pttor.com

2. Elex by EGAT

Operated by the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT).

Highlights

• High grid stability
• Strong coverage along major interprovincial routes

Stations: ~100+ locations
Electricity Rates: Starting ~7.5 THB/kWh

Best for: Drivers seeking state-backed reliability

Elex by EGAT Contact Information

• Facebook: EleX by EGAT
• Website: elexaev.com/station-maps-th
• Map: Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT)

3. PEA VOLTA

Platform operated by the Provincial Electricity Authority.

Highlights

• Strong provincial coverage
• Real-time charger status
• Search–reserve–pay within one app

Stations: ~100+ locations
Electricity Rates:

• Off-Peak ~4.5 THB/kWh
• On-Peak ~7.9 THB/kWh

Best for: Regional EV users

PEA VOLTA Contact Information

• Google Play: PEA VOLTA
• Facebook: PEA VOLTA
• Website: peavoltaev.pea.co.th/volta-map

4. EA Anywhere

Major private network covering urban centers and shopping malls.

Highlights

• High station density
• Multiple AC and DC power levels

Stations: ~400–500 locations
Electricity Rates:

• AC: Time-based (~80–320 THB/hour)
• DC: Starting ~7.7 THB/kWh

Best for: Urban use and opportunity charging

EA Anywhere Contact Information

• Address: 16th Floor, AIA Capital Center, 89 Ratchadaphisek Road, Din Daeng District, Bangkok 10400, Thailand
• Facebook: EAANYWHERE
• Website: www.eaanywhere.com/maps
• Map: Regus – Bangkok, AIA Capital Center

5. SHARGE

Focused on condominiums and office buildings.

Highlights

• Advance reservation system
• Energy Management system

Stations: ~60+ locations
Approximate Rates:

• AC 22 kW ~50 THB/hour
• DC 120 kW ~7.5 THB/kWh
• DC 180 kW ~9 THB/kWh

Best for: Daily city charging

SHARGE Contact Information

• Google Play: REVERSHARGER
• Facebook: ReverSharger
• Website: sharge.co.th/location

6. GINKA Charge Point

Expanding across hotels, resorts, and shopping centers.

Highlights

• Competitive pricing
• Focus on tourism destinations

Expansion Target: Thousands of locations nationwide
Electricity Rates: Generally ≤ ~6.5 THB/kWh

Best for: Travel and tourism charging

GINKA Charge Point Contact Information

• Facebook: GINKA Charge Point
• Website: www.ginkachargepoint.com

7. On-ion EV Charger

Highlights

• Modern station design
• Real-time charging monitoring

Stations: ~50+ locations
Electricity Rates: Starting ~7.25 THB/kWh

Best for: New-generation EV users prioritizing speed and UX

On-ion EV Charger Contact Information

• Google Play: onion EV Charger
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/onionevcharger

8. MG SUPER CHARGE

Operated by MG and open to all EV brands.

Stations: ~120+ locations
Electricity Rates:

• On-Peak ~7.5 THB/kWh
• Off-Peak ~6.5 THB/kWh

Strength: Manufacturer-backed service standard

MG SUPER CHARGE Contact Information

• Facebook: MG Thailand
• Website: www.mgcars.com/th/innovation/ev/charging-station

9. MEA EV Charging Station

Covers Bangkok and surrounding metropolitan areas.

Stations: ~30+ locations (100+ charging heads)
Electricity Rates: Starting ~7.5 THB/kWh

Strength: Prime urban locations and app-based reservations

MEA EV Charging Station Contact Information

• Google Play: MEA EV
• Website: www.mea.or.th

10. EVOLT

Supports both AC and DC charging with a membership system.

Stations: ~100+ locations
Electricity Rates: ~8–10 THB/kWh (depending on power level and location)

Best for: Charging at malls, hotels, and office buildings

EVOLT Contact Information

• Google Play: EVolt
• Facebook: EVolt Thailand
• Website: evolt.co.th/th/driver
• Map: Evolt Technology

What to Know Before Choosing an EV Charging Station

1) Check Charging Power (kW), Not Just Price

60 kW vs 120–180 kW makes a significant difference in charging time.
Each EV model has a different maximum charging capacity — always check manufacturer specifications.

2) Calculate Real Travel Cost

Basic Formula:
Electricity rate (THB/kWh) × Actual energy charged (kWh)

Example:
50 kWh × 7.5 THB ≈ 375 THB

3) On-Peak / Off-Peak Impacts Long-Term Cost

A difference of 2–3 THB/kWh can significantly affect long-term charging expenses.

4) Check the Number of Charging Heads per EV Charging Station

More charging heads reduce waiting time, especially during holidays.

5) Install Multiple Charging Apps

Most EV drivers in Thailand use 3–5 EV charging station networks simultaneously for flexibility.

Summary

• Thousands of EV charging station points nationwide
• Average DC Fast Charging price: ~7–8 THB/kWh
• Increasing rollout of 120–180 kW chargers
• Government operators (EGAT, PEA, MEA) emphasize grid stability
• Private operators (EA, EVOLT, GINKA, etc.) focus on density and user experience

Thailand’s expanding EV charging station infrastructure now supports full-scale practical use in both urban and interprovincial travel. Drivers can plan routes more precisely, manage charging costs effectively, and significantly reduce range anxiety.

Sources

• evstationpluz.pttor.com
• elexaev.com/station-maps-th
• peavoltaev.pea.co.th/volta-map
• www.eaanywhere.com/maps
• sharge.co.th/location
• www.ginkachargepoint.com
• www.facebook.com/onionevcharger
• www.mgcars.com/th/innovation/ev/charging-station
• www.mea.or.th
• evolt.co.th/th/driver

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