The fleet of fully electric cars in Tunisia reached about 3,000 vehicles by the end of August 2026, while the number of public charging points stands at nearly 200, spread across the entire national territory.
These figures were provided by Abdelhamid Gannouni, director of the Electric Vehicle Promotion Project at the National Agency for Energy Management (ANME), in a statement given to Tunisie Numérique.
Sfax has two public charging points
According to the official, the governorate of Sfax has two public charging points, located within the Sfax Municipality.
Abdelhamid Gannouni noted that these installations record substantial use from citizens and electric vehicle owners.
Towards a multiplication of charging points
The official also indicated that efforts will continue to increase the number of public charging points across the country.
In this regard, a specific terms of reference for the activity of charging electric vehicles should be published to regulate the sector and allow investors to install electric charging stations.
This arrangement aims to organize the activity and to foster the development of charging infrastructures in Tunisia.
Regarding the cost of the service, Abdelhamid Gannouni specified that the charging rate will be set at a later date.
