EV Charging Stations in Sargodha

Yes. ChargePK has 4 public charging stations listed in Sargodha: 1 DC fast charger and 3 AC chargers. The fastest is Skyline Tower AC & DC Charger Sargodha at 20 kW. Each listing on the ChargePK map has the connectors, price, directions and a phone number where available.

Skyline Tower AC & DC Charger Sargodha is the fastest, a 20 kW DC charger at PKR 120 per kWh. It takes a typical 60 kWh battery from 20 to 80 percent in about 2.5 hours.

Listed prices in Sargodha run from PKR 90 to PKR 120 per kWh. At the lowest listed price, adding 36 kWh (20 to 80 percent of a typical 60 kWh battery) costs about PKR 3,240.

Yes. ChargePK lists 1 DC fast charger in Sargodha: Skyline Tower AC & DC Charger Sargodha at 20 kW.

Eagle City Home Charger is open 7 AM to 7 PM daily; Usmani House EV Charger is open 6 PM to 11 PM daily; Mian Home EV Charger is open 8 AM to midnight daily. The other charger has not published hours, so call ahead, especially at night.

CCS2, CHAdeMO, CCS1 and Type 2. CCS2 is the DC fast charging plug on most EVs sold in Pakistan. Type 2 is the standard AC plug, used for slower charging. Our connector guide explains the difference.

For a typical 60 kWh battery going from 20 to 80 percent: about 2.5 hours on Skyline Tower AC & DC Charger Sargodha (20 kW DC) and about 5.5 hours on Eagle City Home Charger (7 kW AC). Your car's own charging limit can make it slower; the charging time calculator works it out for your car.

Yes. Homes in Sargodha are supplied by FESCO, 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.

Yes. It is about 182 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 Sial Service Area, North Bound (M-2) at 360 kW and EV Charging Station, Pindi Bhattian at 150 kW.

Yes. It is about 248 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, 8 of them DC fast, including Kallar Kahar Service Area, North Bound at 360 kW, Kallar Kahar Service Area, South Bound at 360 kW and CNG Station Chakri, North Bound (M-2) at 360 kW.

Yes. It is about 92 km by road, so most EVs can do it on one full charge. ChargePK lists no public charger within 5 km of the route, so set out with enough charge for the whole trip.

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.