Telpark expands its Electric Vehicle charging points in Lisbon and Porto
If you drive an electric car around Lisbon or Porto, finding somewhere to charge it just got easier. Since November 10th, 2026, you can park and charge at Telpark car parks in both cities using the same app. Here's where the charging points are, how much it costs and how it works.
Telpark Electric Vehicle Charging arrives in Lisbon and Porto
Telpark already had EV charging points in its car parks in Portugal. What's new is that you can now start and pay for your charge in the Telpark app, with no third-party cards. You park and charge with the same app and the same payment method.
The key points:
- 46 car parks with charging in Portugal: 31 in Lisbon and the surrounding area, 5 in Porto and 10 in other cities.
- Lisbon and Porto from 10 November. The rest of Portugal joins on 7 December.
- €0.70 per kWh, VAT included, when you charge from the app.
- 15% off the charges you start from the app until 31 December 2026.
If you already use Telpark to park in Spain or Portugal, there's nothing new to download: charging is in the app you already have.
Where to find the new charging stations
The chargers are inside the car parks, in a signposted charging area with numbered EV bays. Each charger has a sticker with the steps to start charging and its code. You'll find the up-to-date list of car parks with EV Charging in the app and on our EV charging page for Portugal.
Electric Vehicle charging points in Lisbon
Lisbon has most of the network: 31 car parks with Electric Vehicle chargers, in the city centre and the metropolitan area. One of the best equipped is Marquês de Pombal, with semi-fast charging points of up to 22 kW and fast and ultra-fast chargers of up to 100 kW.
These are the car parks with Electric Vehicles Charging in the city of Lisbon:
Car park | Address |
Alameda D. Afonso Henriques s/n | |
Rua Mouzinho da Silveira s/n | |
Rua Francisco Stromp (Estádio de Alvalade XXI) | |
Av. João Crisóstomo s/n | |
Largo da Boa Hora 1 | |
Rua Marquês Sá da Bandeira s/n | |
Praça Luís de Camões s/n | |
Rua Padre Francisco s/n | |
Rua Ator António Silva s/n | |
Campo Mártires da Pátria s/n | |
Av. Conselheiro F. de Sousa s/n | |
Rua Castilho 39 | |
Rua Embaixador Teixeira de Sampaio 2 | |
Largo de Jesus s/n | |
Praça Marquês de Pombal s/n | |
Praça D. Luís I s/n | |
Av. Rio de Janeiro 26 | |
Av. D. João II | |
Praça de Londres s/n | |
Praça dos Restauradores s/n | |
Jardim Fernando Pessa s/n | |
Rua Latino Coelho s/n | |
Av. Fontes Pereira de Melo s/n | |
Rua de São Bento 209-215 | |
Praça Humberto Delgado s/n | |
Av. Miguel Bombarda s/n |
Electric Vehicle charging points in Porto
In Porto, Telpark Electric Vehicles Charging is available at 5 car parks. It's a good option if you're spending the day in the city: leave your car charging while you get around on foot.
Car park | Address |
Av. da Boavista 253 | |
Estrada da Circunvalação 14341 | |
Rua Fonte das Sete Bicas 170 | |
Rua Calouste Gulbenkian s/n | |
Praça D. João I s/n |
Everything you need to know to charge your electric car
No signal in the car park? Plug in your car, note down the 4-digit code and start charging from the app as soon as you're back in signal.
If it's your first time charging in a car park, our guide on how to charge your electric car in a public car park walks you through it step by step.
Types of chargers you'll find
Not every car park offers the same power. You'll find two types of chargers:
- Semi-fast charging (alternating current, AC), up to 22 kW. The most common option, ideal if you're leaving your car for a few hours.
- Fast and ultra-fast charging (direct current, DC), from 30 to 100 kW. Available at some car parks, in a signposted Fast Charge area, to top up in less time.
To check which connector your car uses and what power it accepts, see our guide to types of EV chargers.
How much it costs
In the app you pay €0.70 per kWh, VAT included. Until 31 December 2026 you also get 15% off every charge you start from the app. From 1 January, the €0.70/kWh rate applies without the discount. Parking time is charged separately, at each car park's rate.
No app? You can still charge
You can charge without the app, but the app is the cheapest way to do it:
- Chargers up to 50 kW: scan the charger's QR code and follow the steps.
- Chargers over 50 kW: pay by bank card at the payment terminal.
- If you have a card from a Mobi.e network supplier (CEME), you can keep using it during the transition.
Need a receipt for your charge? You'll find it at evpay.telpark.com. And if you have any questions in the car park, the intercom is staffed 24 hours a day.
