EV route planner
Plan an electric road trip across Pakistan. Pick your start, destination and car — we'll suggest charging stops, how long you'll charge and roughly what it will cost.
How the route planner works
Route & distance
Charging stops
Reliability first
Popular EV routes in Pakistan
Islamabad → Lahore
375 kmM-2 motorway with service-area chargers.
Islamabad → Nathia Gali
85 kmHill route via Murree Expressway.
Islamabad → Peshawar
185 kmM-1 motorway.
Karachi → Hyderabad
165 kmM-9 motorway.
Karachi → Lahore
1210 kmM-9, N-5 / M-5 and M-3/M-4 corridor. The longest popular EV road trip in Pakistan.
Lahore → Faisalabad
185 kmVia M-2 / M-3.
Lahore → Multan
345 kmM-3 / M-4 motorway.
Frequently asked questions
Can I drive an EV from Karachi to Lahore?
Yes, but plan ahead. The route is over 1,200 km and DC fast chargers are still sparse on some stretches of the N-5 and M-5. Use the planner with your car's real battery size, check each suggested station's reliability and recent check-ins, and keep a generous buffer.
How accurate is the route plan?
It is an estimate based on typical real-world consumption for your car, listed charger locations and power, and your battery settings. Speed, air-conditioning, weight, weather and hills all change consumption. Charger availability is not live.
Why does the planner charge to 80%?
Most EVs charge fastest between about 10% and 80%; after that charging slows sharply. Stopping more often and charging to 80% is usually quicker overall. You can raise the limit to 90% or 100% when chargers are far apart.
What happens if a charger isn't working when I arrive?
Where possible we suggest a backup station near each stop. Before you travel, open each station page to check its reliability score and recent community check-ins, and call the operator if you can.