EthioTelecom Inaugurates Ultra-Fast Electric Vehicle Charging Station

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Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – EthioTelecom has launched an ultra-fast electric vehicle (EV) charging station at the Bole Road junction, developed in collaboration with various partners. The initiative is part of efforts to support Digital Ethiopia and contribute to the country’s transition toward sustainable transportation.

Ultra-Fast Charging Technology Introduced

The newly inaugurated station features an ultra-fast charging system capable of providing 1 km of driving range in just one second. This technology is expected to improve the efficiency of EV charging, making it more convenient for users and supporting the adoption of electric vehicles in Ethiopia.

24/7 Availability and Digital Payment System

The charging station will be accessible 24/7, allowing EV users to charge their vehicles at any time. Payments will be made through Tele Birr, EthioTelecom’s digital financial service, with a set rate of 10 birr per kilowatt.

Expansion Plans Underway

EthioTelecom has also announced that two additional charging stations are currently under construction and will be operational soon. These stations aim to expand access to EV charging infrastructure as part of broader efforts to support the country’s growing electric mobility sector.

The launch of this charging station is seen as part of ongoing efforts to enhance digital and energy infrastructure, supporting both technological advancements and environmental sustainability.

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