EV · MONTHLYas of 2026-07-28
EV Charging Stations in Lagos — Where, How Much, When
22 stations · 4 networks · 2 solar-backed · 2 DC Fast
Lagos''s public EV charging network has grown from 4 stations in 2022 to 22 today — most concentrated on the Island and high-traffic Mainland malls. The split is clear: AC Level 2 (slow) is cheap and widespread; DC Fast (50-150kW) costs more but delivers a 20-45 minute charge. Almost every Lagos EV owner charges mostly at home and uses public stations for top-ups.
BY NETWORK4 operators
16
MAX
16 stations
4
Qoray Mobility
4 stations
1
SAGLEV
1 station
1
University of Lagos / NADDC
1 station
BY ZONE
ISLAND
8stations
VI, Lekki Phase 1, Ikoyi, Oniru, Ajah. Concentrated at premium retail and hotels.
MAINLAND
14stations
Ikeja, Maryland, Yaba, Surulere. Mostly malls and shopping centres.
ALL STATIONS22 sites
| Site | Network | Area | Type | kW | ₦/kWh | Hours | Solar |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Qoray Marina | Qoray Mobility | Lagos Island | AC Level 2 | 22 | ₦300 | 8AM-8PM | |
| Qoray Sheraton Ikeja | Qoray Mobility | Ikeja | DC Fast | 60 | ₦500 | 24/7 | |
| Qoray Victoria Island | Qoray Mobility | Victoria Island | AC Level 2 | 22 | ₦300 | 8AM-10PM | |
| Qoray Marriott Ikeja | Qoray Mobility | Ikeja GRA | DC Fast | 60 | ₦500 | 24/7 | |
| MAX Lekki Phase 1 | MAX | Lekki Phase 1 | AC Level 2 | 22 | ₦250 | 7AM-9PM | |
| MAX Lekki 2 | MAX | Lekki Phase 1 | AC Level 2 | 22 | ₦250 | 7AM-9PM | |
| MAX Ikota | MAX | Ajah | AC Level 2 | 7 | ₦200 | 8AM-7PM | |
| MAX Ikoyi NNPC | MAX | Ikoyi | AC Level 2 | 22 | ₦250 | 24/7 | |
| MAX Ajah | MAX | Ajah | AC Level 2 | 7 | ₦200 | 8AM-8PM | |
| MAX Ikeja Computer Village | MAX | Ikeja | AC Level 2 | 22 | ₦250 | 8AM-8PM | |
| MAX Ikeja NNPC Oregun | MAX | Ikeja | AC Level 2 | 22 | ₦250 | 24/7 | |
| MAX Ikeja Airport Road | MAX | Ikeja | AC Level 2 | 22 | ₦250 | 8AM-8PM | |
| MAX Ogba | MAX | Ogba | AC Level 2 | 7 | ₦200 | 9AM-8PM | |
| MAX UNILAG | MAX | Yaba | AC Level 2 | 7 | ₦180 | 8AM-6PM | ☀ |
| MAX Yaba Sabo | MAX | Yaba | AC Level 2 | 7 | ₦200 | 8AM-8PM | |
| MAX Yaba NNPC | MAX | Yaba | AC Level 2 | 22 | ₦250 | 24/7 | |
| MAX Surulere | MAX | Surulere | AC Level 2 | 7 | ₦200 | 8AM-7PM | |
| MAX Ago Palace | MAX | Egbe | AC Level 2 | 7 | ₦200 | 8AM-7PM | |
| MAX Egbeda | MAX | Alimosho | AC Level 2 | 7 | ₦200 | 8AM-7PM | |
| MAX Alapere NNPC | MAX | Ogudu | AC Level 2 | 7 | ₦200 | 24/7 | |
| SAGLEV Mega Plaza | SAGLEV | Victoria Island | AC Level 2 | 22 | ₦300 | 9AM-9PM | |
| UNILAG Solar Station | University of Lagos / NADDC | Yaba | AC Level 2 | 7 | ₦180 | 8AM-5PM | ☀ |
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FAQS
Charging FAQ
AC Level 2 (slow) charging runs ₦70–₦95/kWh on most networks. DC Fast (50–150kW) runs ₦120–₦180/kWh — higher because the network amortises grid+inverter+battery infrastructure. A full charge on a 60kWh battery costs ₦4,200–₦5,700 (Level 2) or ₦7,200–₦10,800 (DC Fast).
AC Level 2 at 7–22kW: 3–8 hours for a full charge on a typical EV battery. DC Fast at 50–150kW: 20–45 minutes to 80% state of charge. Most Lagos networks throttle below 50kW for thermal protection, so real-world DC sessions average 30 minutes.
The main networks: Possible EV (largest Island footprint, Lekki/VI/Ikoyi), Stallion EV (mall-anchored sites), Beacon Power (mainland focus), Soccket Charge (apartment-block partnerships). Most charge stations are owned by their network — there is no inter-network roaming yet, so you may need 2–3 different apps.
Yes — and most Lagos EV owners do. A home wallbox (7kW AC Level 2) costs ₦400K–₦800K installed and adds 25–35km of range per hour. For overnight charging that is more than enough. Public charging in Lagos is for top-ups or long trips, not daily fuel.
Most network-operated stations open 8am–10pm. Mall and supermarket charging points follow the host venue's hours. The 24/7 stations are typically at hotels (Lagos Continental, Eko Hotel, Radisson Blu) where the EV is parked as part of a longer stay.