Never hunt for a charger again.

Every EV charging station in Pakistan — on the map, along your route, in your pocket. Free, no account, no ads.

100+ stations
AC + DC chargers
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Why ChargePK

EV ownership in Pakistan shouldn't mean range anxiety.

Electric vehicles are arriving fast — but the charging map hasn't kept up. Stations are scattered across motorway stops, malls, and fuel stations with no single reliable source. Planning a Lahore-to-Islamabad run means asking in Facebook groups and hoping for the best. ChargePK fixes that.

Features

Everything an EV
driver needs.

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Interactive Charger Map

Every station in Pakistan on a live map — color-coded AC or DC, with price per kWh and distance from you. Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, motorways, and the north.

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Journey Planner

Enter start and destination — by search, location, or pin — and see every charger within 25 km of your route, with total distance and drive time.

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Charging Calculator

Set amperage, battery capacity, and current charge level — get the exact charging time and the precise time you'll be done.

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Full Station Details

Connector types (CCS2, CHAdeMO, Type 2), charging power, prices, amenities, and contact numbers — know exactly what's waiting before you arrive.

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One-Tap Navigation

Found your charger? Tap Navigate for instant turn-by-turn directions. Tap Call to confirm availability before you drive.

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Private by Design

No account, no tracking, no analytics. Your location is processed entirely on-device and never leaves your phone.

How it works

Three steps to a
stress-free trip.

1

Open the map

See every charger near you instantly. Filter by AC or DC, sort by distance or price, and tap any pin for full details.

2

Plan your route

Heading out of town? The journey planner maps every charging stop along your route so you always know where the next top-up is.

3

Charge with confidence

Check connectors and price, calculate your exact charge time, navigate there, and get back on the road.

Screenshots

See it in action.

A look inside ChargePK.

ChargePK map view
Every charger on the map
ChargePK charger list
Browse, search & filter
ChargePK journey planner
Plan any route
ChargePK charging calculator
Know your charge time
Live web map

Every charger.
Now on the web.

No app needed — open the full ChargePK map right in your browser. See every AC & DC charging station in Pakistan, find the ones nearest you, and get directions in one tap.

60+ live stations 📍 Find near me 🧭 One-tap directions
Crowdsourced

Spotted a charger
we're missing?

ChargePK grows with the community. If you know a station that isn't on the map yet, send us the details and we'll verify and add it — usually within a couple of days.

Takes under a minute Attach a photo if you have one Helps every EV driver in Pakistan

Drive electric.
Charge anywhere.

ChargePK is live on the App Store and Google Play — free for every EV driver in Pakistan.

Charging in Pakistan

EV charging stations in Pakistan, all on one map

Pakistan's electric-vehicle network is growing fast, but its charging stations are scattered across malls, hotels, fuel stations and motorway service areas — run by different operators with no single place to find them. ChargePK brings every EV charging station in Pakistan onto one live, up-to-date map. Whether you drive a BYD, MG, Haval, Deepal, Audi e-tron or a converted EV, you can see which chargers are nearby, what they cost, and which connectors they support before you leave home.

Every station on the map shows its AC or DC type, power output, connector types (CCS2, CHAdeMO, Type 2 and GB/T), and price per kWh, plus one-tap navigation and a phone number to call ahead. It's the fastest way to find an EV charger near you anywhere in Pakistan.

Charging stations by city

ChargePK covers EV charging stations in every major Pakistani city, and we add new ones as they open:

Motorway & highway charging

Long-distance EV travel in Pakistan runs on the motorway chargers. ChargePK maps DC fast-charging stops along the M-2 (Lahore–Islamabad), M-1, M-3, M-4 and M-5 motorways as well as the N-5 / GT Road. The built-in journey planner shows every charger within 25 km of your route with total distance and drive time, so a Lahore-to-Islamabad or Karachi-to-Multan run never means guessing where the next charge is.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find EV charging stations in Pakistan?

ChargePK shows every known EV charging station in Pakistan on one live map — across Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar and along the M-1, M-2, M-3, M-4 and M-5 motorways. Each station lists its AC or DC type, connectors, power and price per kWh.

Is ChargePK free?

Yes — ChargePK is completely free. No account, no subscription, no in-app purchases and no ads.

Which connector types do EV chargers in Pakistan use?

Public EV chargers in Pakistan mainly use CCS2 and CHAdeMO for DC fast charging and Type 2 for AC charging, with some GB/T support. ChargePK lists the exact connectors for every station so you know your car is compatible before you arrive.

Are there EV charging stations on Pakistan's motorways?

Yes. DC fast chargers are available at several service areas along the M-2 (Lahore–Islamabad), M-1, M-3, M-4 and M-5 motorways. ChargePK's journey planner maps every charger within 25 km of your route.

How much does it cost to charge an EV in Pakistan?

Public charging typically ranges from about PKR 40 to PKR 160 per kWh depending on the operator and whether it's AC or DC fast charging. ChargePK shows the price per kWh for each station so you can compare before you go.

How do I plan a long EV trip in Pakistan?

Open ChargePK's journey planner, enter your start and destination, and it maps every charging station within 25 km of your route along with total distance and estimated drive time — ideal for Lahore–Islamabad, Karachi–Hyderabad or any motorway journey.

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