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Beadal Petroleum Ser

ROHRI-AROR RD S.NO.8DEH POUNT TAPPA ROHRISUKKUR

Available · 2 bays
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Charging

Charger type

DC Fast

Connectors

CCS2

Max speed

60 kW

Bays

2 total

Amenities

ParkingWashrooms

Location

27.69633° N, 68.87346° E

60 kW CCS2 DC Fast Charger on the N-5 Highway near Sukkur

This is a HUBCO Green DC fast charger at Beadal Petroleum Service on the N-5 National Highway, a short drive from the centre of Sukkur. It has 2 charging points, which makes it one of the more useful public options for highway EV charging in upper Sindh.

Charging details

The charger is rated at up to 60 kW DC over a CCS2 connector, with 2 charging points. That is a solid highway top-up speed, though what you actually get depends on your car's charging curve and battery level. Drivers have reported a price of around Rs 200 per kWh, but tariffs change, so check the rate at the charger before you plug in. Our charging-time guide and fast vs slow charging guide explain how to estimate a session, and the charging cost guide shows how public prices compare.

Which cars can use it

Any EV with a CCS2 port can charge here. If you're unsure about your car, see our connectors guide and the answer on whether a GB/T car can use a CCS2 charger. Opening hours haven't been confirmed, so it's worth checking before a late-night arrival.

Where it fits on your route

Sukkur is a key stop on long drives through Sindh. HUBCO Green and PSO also have a 60 kW charger at the New Ali Truck Station near Moro, which is useful to know about if you're planning stops between Karachi, Hyderabad, Nawabshah and Sukkur. Use the route planner to see whether you need to charge here for your car, and read our Karachi to Lahore playbook for the full long-distance picture.

About the HUBCO Green network

HUBCO Green is building a charging network on highways and in major cities, in partnership with PSO and others. Browse the HUBCO Green network, the PSO network or the full charger map to see what else is on your route.

Help keep this listing accurate

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