Most EVs in Uzbekistan are Chinese, and they all share one charging standard: GB/T.
BYD, Zeekr, Li Auto, Chery, Hongqi and other Chinese EVs charge through the GB/T connector — no adapter needed. The Pulse EV network has 30+ GB/T stations in Tashkent, Kokand, Navoi, Karshi and Andijan. Find a free station and pay for charging in the Pulse Drive app.
A Chinese EV usually has two ports: AC for slow charging (home, residential complex) and DC for fast charging (public stations). Both follow the GB/T standard. Pulse EV stations use GB/T, so any such car fits.
For daily charging a home AC 7 kW station is more convenient: 2,912,000 UZS incl. VAT, GB/T connector, app connection.

Residential complexes, offices, private homes.

Shopping malls, business centers, fuel stations.

Fuel stations, highways, large shopping malls.
All prices include 12% VAT.
No. Pulse EV stations ship with the GB/T connector — the same as BYD and other Chinese EVs.
In the Pulse Drive app and on the city pages of this site: addresses, power and price per kWh.
The price per kWh depends on the station and time of day — the night tariff is lower. Current prices are shown in the Pulse Drive app.
One engineer visit — and you get a tailored configuration, connection scheme and an exact quote for your site.