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Belarus to Build 200 Ultra-Fast Chargers for Electric Cars
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In 2026, Belarus will build over 330 new electric vehicle charging infrastructure facilities.
State-owned operator Belorusneft has announced plans to significantly expand its network. Particular emphasis will be placed on implementation of ultra-fast charging stations, of which about 200 are planned.
These high-power stations will be built in Brest, Vitebsk, and Mogilev, as well as on major national highways.















