
Plan your trip
Enter your start and destination, then pick your EV. ChargePK already knows its range and connector.
Say goodbye to Google Maps. ChargePK plans your route, picks the right charging stops for your car, and guides you turn by turn. Built for electric vehicles, from your driveway to anywhere in Pakistan.

Enter your start and destination, then pick your EV. ChargePK already knows its range and connector.

Get the fastest route with every charger along the way, drive time, distance and how many stops you'll make.

Start the trip and follow live turn-by-turn directions to every stop, with charger prices on the map.

Real turn-by-turn directions guide you the whole way, not just to the next charger. Clear steps, local landmarks and distances so you never second-guess a junction.

ChargePK works out exactly where to stop and how much to charge, then shows the cost and time before you leave. Choose the balance that suits the trip.

Slide along your journey and see what's ahead at every point. Weather, climbs, range impact and speed advice, so there are no surprises on the road.
A normal maps app gets you from A to B. It has no idea about your battery, your connector, or where the chargers are. That's the gap ChargePK fills.
From a quick city hop to a full motorway run, the ChargePK EV route planner maps your drive, drops in the charging stops your car actually needs, and navigates you there turn by turn. Here are some of the routes EV drivers plan most.
Around 375 km up the M2 motorway. Most electric cars make it with a single DC fast-charging stop near Kallar Kahar or Bhera, and ChargePK works out how much to charge so you reach Islamabad with margin to spare.
The same M2 run in reverse. Leave Islamabad with a good charge, top up once around the midpoint, and ChargePK guides you into Lahore turn by turn with live charger prices along the way.
About 185 km on the M3 and M4. Most modern EVs cover it on a single charge, so ChargePK usually plans it with no stop at all, just clean turn-by-turn navigation to your destination.
Roughly 160 km down the M9 motorway. A short, easy run for most electric cars on one charge, with chargers on hand at both ends if you want to top up before or after.
Around 180 km on the M1 motorway. Comfortable on a single charge for most EVs, and ChargePK still shows every charger on the route in case you would rather arrive with a full battery.
A short but steep hill climb, where elevation eats into your range. ChargePK factors the climb into the plan and tells you the real battery you will need to get up and back down safely.
Planning something else? ChargePK plans any EV route in Pakistan. Explore the full EV charger map, estimate a top-up with the charging calculator, or browse charging stations in Lahore, Islamabad and Karachi.
Yes. ChargePK gives you real turn-by-turn voice and on-screen navigation, built for EVs. Unlike a normal maps app, it routes you through the charging stops your car actually needs, shows live charger prices along the way, and knows your connector and range.
Yes. Enter your start and destination, pick your EV, and ChargePK plans the full route with charging stops, arrival battery percentage at each stop, driving and charging time, and an estimated charging cost. It works for motorway runs like Lahore to Islamabad and for everyday city trips.
Yes. You select your EV once and ChargePK uses its real-world range and connector type (CCS2, Type 2 and more) to plan stops that actually fit your car and to show which chargers work for you.
It builds a charging plan around your battery level, your car's range, the route, weather and elevation. You can optimise for Smart (the balanced default), Cheapest, or Fastest, and it tells you how much to charge at each stop.
Yes. Every plan shows total distance, driving time, charging time and an estimated charging cost in rupees, plus the cost and target battery percentage for each individual stop.
Yes. The Journey Planner and turn-by-turn navigation are free in the ChargePK app on iOS and Android. No account and no ads.
No. Google Maps does not know your car's battery, range or where the EV chargers are. ChargePK plans the route and the charging around your specific EV, then navigates you turn by turn, so it replaces Google Maps for electric-car trips in Pakistan.
Yes. The plan adjusts for temperature, total climb and your cruising speed, and it tells you how much range each factor costs so your arrival battery estimates stay realistic.