Solar-Powered Electric-Vehicle Charging Station Opens in Ulaanbaatar
A solar-powered electric-vehicle charging facility called Green Station opened at Tasgany Ovoo in Ulaanbaatar's Chingeltei District. The government said it can fast-charge four vehicles at once. Mongolia now has 38 chargers capable of serving 75 vehicles simultaneously, while more than 670 green registration plates have been issued. Plans call for ten additional chargers at seven Ulaanbaatar locations and twenty at ten local locations, with a longer-term network every 150 kilometres. The operator MMS said it plans 111 charging locations by 2028, including 83 outside the capital.
M-International Editorial DeskUpdated September 7, 2026
A Green Station powered entirely by solar energy opened at Tasgany Ovoo in Chingeltei District. The facility can fast-charge four electric vehicles simultaneously, according to the Mongolian government.
The notice said 38 chargers installed nationwide can currently serve 75 cars at the same time and more than 670 green vehicle plates have been issued. Near-term plans cover ten more chargers at seven sites in Ulaanbaatar and twenty chargers at ten local sites. MMS aims for 111 locations by 2028—83 in rural areas and 28 in the capital—within a broader ambition to provide fast charging at roughly 150-kilometre intervals. Network performance and utilization will need to be measured as it expands.