Attock/APL EV Charging – Blue Area
Blue Area, Islamabad
- Type
- DC Fast
- Connector
- CCS2
- Power
- 150 kW
- Price
- 110/Kwh
Verified by EVraah · 11 Sept 2026
NavigatePakistan's EV charger locator & route planner
EVraah is Pakistan's EV charger locator and route planner. Find compatible public charging stations, compare networks and plan charging stops before you set off.
47 stations · 6 networks · 12 cities · tracked by hand

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Charger locator
Use one map to discover public chargers by city, connector, network, charging speed and distance. Check station details before you drive.
47 stations plotted · live from the EVraah database
Blue Area, Islamabad
Verified by EVraah · 11 Sept 2026
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NavigateEV route planner Pakistan
Enter your route, vehicle and battery level. EVraah estimates driving distance, charging stops, charge time and expected charging cost — then picks stations compatible with your connector.
Plans keep a 10% arrival reserve and allow for the climb on routes north towards Islamabad.
Local charging
Start with your city to explore compatible stations, local charging networks and practical routes for everyday electric driving.
Network comparison
Compare operator coverage, connectors and station locations. Check the individual station listing for current access, power and tariff details.
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Data you can use
Charging infrastructure changes quickly. EVraah brings together locations, connector details, listed charging power and network information so drivers can make a more informed plan.
Submit a Charging Station →1. Station information
Locations are collected from operators, public listings and drivers, de-duplicated, geocoded and reviewed before they're published.
2. Practical details
We show connector, speed, price and access information when we have it, and the date a station was last verified when we know it.
3. Driver contributions
Found a charger we're missing? Submit it, and it joins the review queue. Spotted a changed tariff or a problem? Tell us through the contact page.
Always confirm access, tariff and availability before a time-sensitive trip. Contact us
FAQs
Open the EVraah charging map, allow location access and filter stations by connector, network, charging speed and distance.
Yes. The EV route planner uses your route, vehicle, battery level and connector to suggest charging stops, with the charge time and expected cost of each.
CCS2 is the most common fast-charging connector on newer EVs, and Type 2 is the usual AC plug. Some imported cars use CHAdeMO, and many Chinese-market imports use GB/T. Check both your car and the station before travelling — our connector guide explains the differences.
Not yet. A station's status is shown where we have it, but it is set by our team rather than read live from the charger. Keep a backup stop in mind for time-sensitive journeys.
From a quick city top-up to an intercity road trip, EVraah helps you find compatible public chargers and plan the stops that make electric travel practical in Pakistan.
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