Common questions
Answers about charging your electric car on the Quick network, from your first scan to owning a charger at home.
Charging
How do I charge at a Quick station?
Find the nearest station on the map in the Super Qi app and scan the QR code on the charger. Charging starts, and the fee is taken from your Qi Card wallet automatically.
How long does it take to charge an electric car?
It depends on the charger. Roughly 6 to 8 hours for a full charge at home, 4 to 6 hours at a residential complex, 45 to 60 minutes from 20 to 80% at a mall, and 20 to 30 minutes up to 80% on the highway.
Will a Quick charger work with my car?
Yes. The network carries every standard connector and cable, normal and fast, so it can charge any electric car in Iraq.
How much does charging cost?
Each station shows its price per kilowatt-hour and its service fee on the station map.
Open the station mapWhat's the difference between AC and DC charging?
AC chargers, at home and in residential complexes, deliver 7 to 22 kW and take a few hours, which suits overnight charging and long stops. DC chargers, at malls and on highways, deliver 30 to 180 kW and take an hour or less.
Chargers
Can I buy a home charger in installments?
Yes. You can own a home charger in monthly installments on your Qi Card, and follow its electricity use and installments in the Super Qi app.
Do you have chargers for residential complexes and malls?
Yes. Residential complexes get dual-outlet AC chargers that never strain the complex's transformers, and malls, restaurants and public car parks get DC fast chargers. Call the management and sales team on the numbers below.
Can the chargers handle an Iraqi summer?
Yes. They're built to the highest international protection standards, fully resistant to dust and heavy rain, and keep working efficiently above 50°C.
Who makes Quick's chargers?
GRASEN, and Quick is its exclusive agent in Iraq. The chargers are qualified by major carmakers, BYD first among them, and matched to the cars to protect battery life.
About Quick
What is Quick?
Iraq's first EV charging network. Quick provides complete charging, from home chargers to highway stations, and works under the Super Qi app, the largest e-payment app in the country.
Where are Quick's stations?
The network starts in Baghdad, and the expansion plan adds fast charging along the roads north to Erbil and down the international highway south to Basra. The station map shows the stations open now.
Open the station mapContact us
- info@quick-ev.net
- @quickevnet
- Head office
- Four Streets, Al-Yarmouk, Baghdad