EV Charging · Dadu

EV Charging Stations in Dadu

Part of the ChargePK guide to EV charging in Pakistan · Updated October 2026

There is 1 public EV charging station in Dadu on ChargePK. It is Shell Indus Filling Station, a 30 kW DC charger, located at Indus, Main Indus Highway, Highway. Dadu sits on the Indus Highway west of the river, between Sehwan and Larkana. See it live on the charger map or in the free app.

EV charging stations in Dadu

Indus, Main Indus Highway, Highway · CCS2 · Price not listed
DC 30 kW

Tap any station on the live charger map for directions and a phone number. If you know a charger in Dadu that we are missing, submit it here.

Charging in Dadu at a glance

Public charging stations1
DC fast chargers1 (up to 30 kW)
AC chargersNone
Fastest chargerShell Indus Filling Station, 30 kW DC
Price not listed1 of 1, call ahead
ConnectorsCCS2
Open 24 hoursHours not published
Electricity companySEPCO (for home charging)

How long charging takes in Dadu

Times for taking a typical 60 kWh battery from 20 to 80 percent (36 kWh), and what that costs at each charger's listed price. Your car's own charging limit can make DC charging slower.

ChargerPower20 to 80%Cost for 36 kWh
Shell Indus Filling Station30 kW DCabout 1.5 hoursPrice not listed

Charging at home in Dadu

Homes in Dadu are supplied by SEPCO. A 7 kW wall box on a normal residential connection fills most EVs overnight, and charging at home usually costs less per kWh than any public charger. The home charging setup guide covers the wiring and costs, and the installer directory lists who can fit one.

Driving to and from Dadu

Road distances from Dadu, with the public chargers ChargePK lists within 5 km of each route. The journey planner builds a full charging plan for your car.

Every charger in Pakistan, in your pocket

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Frequently asked questions

Is there an EV charging station in Dadu?

Yes. ChargePK has 1 public charging station listed in Dadu. It is Shell Indus Filling Station, a 30 kW DC charger, located at Indus, Main Indus Highway, Highway. Each listing on the ChargePK map has the connectors, price, directions and a phone number where available.

How much does EV charging cost in Dadu?

None of the chargers in Dadu has a listed price yet, so call ahead using the phone number on the ChargePK listing. Public charging in Pakistan typically costs PKR 70 to 200 per kWh.

Is there DC fast charging in Dadu?

Yes. ChargePK lists 1 DC fast charger in Dadu: Shell Indus Filling Station at 30 kW.

Are EV chargers in Dadu open 24 hours?

None of the chargers in Dadu has published opening hours, so call ahead before a late night visit. Each ChargePK listing has a phone number where available.

Which connectors do EV chargers in Dadu use?

CCS2. CCS2 is the DC fast charging plug on most EVs sold in Pakistan. Our connector guide explains the difference.

How long does it take to charge an EV in Dadu?

For a typical 60 kWh battery going from 20 to 80 percent: about 1.5 hours on Shell Indus Filling Station (30 kW DC). Your car's own charging limit can make it slower; the charging time calculator works it out for your car.

Can I charge an EV at home in Dadu?

Yes. Homes in Dadu are supplied by SEPCO, and a 7 kW wall box on a normal residential connection fills most EVs overnight. Charging at home usually costs less per kWh than public charging. See the home charging setup guide and the installer directory.

Can I drive an electric car from Dadu to Karachi?

Yes. It is about 344 km by road, so many EVs can do it on one full charge, but a top-up on the way is wise. ChargePK lists 9 chargers within 5 km of the route, 7 of them DC fast, including Ali Baba CNG Filling Station at 120 kW, Bilal Petroleum EV Charger at 150 kW and EV Station, North Karachi Industrial 12-D at 240 kW.

Can I drive an electric car from Dadu to Hyderabad?

Yes. It is about 190 km by road, so most EVs can do it on one full charge. ChargePK lists 1 charger within 5 km of the route: Hubco Green Limited, PSO New Ali at 60 kW.

Can I drive an electric car from Dadu to Sukkur?

Yes. It is about 179 km by road, so most EVs can do it on one full charge. ChargePK lists 2 chargers within 5 km of the route, all of them DC fast, including Hubco Green Limited, PSO New Ali at 60 kW and Aziz Light & Solar EV Charger at 60 kW.

How do I know a charger in Dadu is working before I go?

Open it on the ChargePK map or app: each listing shows recent reviews and a phone number where available, and drivers flag chargers that are not working. For home and hotel chargers, call ahead to confirm access.

EV charging in nearby cities

Distances are in a straight line from Dadu.

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