About EVraah
Your guide to electric mobility
Founded in August 2026, EVraah exists because finding a working EV charger in Pakistan used to mean guesswork. We built Pakistan's first AI-powered EV charger locator and route planner so that guesswork isn't part of the drive anymore.
The problem we set out to fix
Before EVraah, there was no single place to check where a charger actually was, whether it worked, or what connector it took. Drivers pieced it together from WhatsApp groups, Facebook posts, and word of mouth — and often found out a station was out of service only after arriving.
Why we built EVraah
Pakistan's EV market was growing faster than the information around it.
New charging stations were going up across cities and along the motorways, but there was no reliable way for a driver to see them all in one place, let alone plan a trip around them. For an EV owner, that gap isn't a minor inconvenience — it's the difference between a comfortable drive and genuine range anxiety on a route between cities.
We built EVraah to close that gap: a single, verified map of charging stations across Pakistan, backed by an AI-powered route planner that works out where you'll need to stop and charge before you ever leave the driveway.
Verified Charging Map
Real charging stations, plotted and checked, not scraped from wherever we found them.
AI-Powered Route Planning
Plans your charging stops around your vehicle, battery level, and connector — not a generic route.
Multi-Network Coverage
One map across every operator, so you're not switching between apps to find a charger.
Built for Pakistan's Roads
Route plans that account for real terrain, including the elevation gain into hill routes.
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Stations tracked
6
Networks
12
Cities
100%
Free to use
Our mission & vision
Where we're going, and why
Mission
To build a unified platform connecting EV drivers and charging providers across Pakistan — making it simple to find, use, and manage EV charging in one place, instead of scattered across apps, groups, and guesswork.
Vision
To become Pakistan's complete electric mobility ecosystem — one platform connecting drivers, charging networks, and the wider EV industry, so the country's shift to electric transport doesn't depend on piecing information together from a dozen different places.
What “AI-powered” actually means here
It's easy for “AI-powered” to become a label on a product that doesn't really do much with it. On EVraah, it's specific: the route planner takes your car model, your starting battery percentage, and your preferred connector, then works out charging stops that actually make sense for that trip — not just the nearest pin on a map. It adjusts for elevation on routes that climb into places like Murree, and it filters out stations your car can't actually use. That's the difference between a locator and a planner, and it's why we built both into one platform rather than just a map with dots on it.
Where we're headed
EVraah's coverage keeps expanding as Pakistan's charging network grows — new cities, new operators, and a growing list of route corridors added as they come online. The bigger goal doesn't change: give every EV driver in Pakistan a reliable answer to “where can I charge,” whether they're commuting across town or driving between cities. That matters beyond convenience — reliable charging information is one of the practical things standing between Pakistan and its own stated EV adoption targets, and we'd rather be part of closing that gap than watching it from the sidelines.
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Get involved
Operate a charging station? Get it listed accurately. Network, dealership, or organisation? Let's talk.