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About EV Charging in Lahore

Punjab's EV Charging Hub

Lahore is Pakistan's second most EV-ready city with 18 registered public charging stations across its commercial corridors, malls, and petrol stations. The Go Green network anchors Lahore's charging infrastructure — with 24-hour DC fast charging on Main Boulevard Gulberg and AC destination chargers at Emporium Mall, Packages Mall, and Johar Town. Three stations sit within 2km of Gulberg alone, making it the most convenient charging zone in the city. Lahore is also the western gateway to Pakistan's most EV-travelled motorway: the M-2 to Islamabad has mid-route DC fast charging at Bhera, and the M-3 and M-4 corridors extend EV coverage to Faisalabad and Multan. This guide covers every public charging station in Lahore, their prices, connectors, and hours — plus the best charging strategy for Lahore residents and inter-city EV travellers.

DC Fast Charging

Lahore's DC fast charging is anchored by Go Green Main Boulevard Gulberg (60kW, 24 hours) — the only round-the-clock DC fast charger in the city centre. Go Green Emporium Mall adds a second DC option in the western commercial belt, and the Dongfeng dealership on the Gulberg strip offers DC charging for both CCS2 and GB/T connectors. For inter-city departures, PSO Magic River near the M-2 on-ramp provides a DC top-up before joining the motorway to Islamabad.

AC Charging in Lahore

AC destination charging in Lahore runs through the city's major retail belt. Go Green Emporium Mall and Go Green Packages Mall offer 22kW AC chargers in their parking areas — ideal for a full session during a 60–90 minute shopping stop. Johar Town and Main Boulevard Gulberg have AC charger installations at commercial plazas serving daily city drivers. AC charging in Lahore is mature enough that most residents rely on it for all non-urgent top-ups.

Charging Networks

Go Green is Lahore's dominant private charging network, operating the critical 24-hour Gulberg DC station and multiple mall destinations. PSO covers the motorway approach points on the M-2 and M-3 corridors. Dealership-linked chargers from Dongfeng and BYD are typically open to the public during business hours and serve Chinese EV owners who need GB/T DC access.

Practical advice · 3 quick tips

EV Driving Tips for Lahore

Charge While You Shop

Emporium Mall, Packages Mall, and Gulberg commercial areas all have AC chargers in their parking. A 60–90 minute shopping trip pairs perfectly with a full AC charge.

24-Hour on Main Boulevard

Go Green Gulberg on Main Boulevard operates round the clock — Lahore's most central 24-hour fast charger. Ideal for late arrivals and early departures without mall dependency.

Motorway-Ready City

Heading to Islamabad? M-2 has DC charging at PSO Magic River (km 25) and Bhera (120kW, km 200). Charge to 100% in Lahore before joining for the most comfortable 375km run.

Cost analysis · BYD Atto 3 · 20–80%

EV Charging Cost vs Petrol in Lahore

Real-world cost for a 20–80% charge (36.3kWh) on a BYD Atto 3 at Lahore's average public rate of Rs 115/kWh.

Petrol equivalent
Rs 4,049

Honda City 14km/L at Rs 260/L for equivalent 218km

EV · Public charging
Rs 4,175

36.3kWh × Rs 115/kWh — Lahore avg public rate

EV · Home charging
Rs 1,815

Same 36.3kWh at WAPDA domestic Rs 50/kWh — 55% cheaper than petrol

Compatibility · 3 connector types

EV Connector Types in Lahore

CCS2
Type 1

DC fast charging standard at Go Green Gulberg and most private fast chargers in Lahore. Used by most European and Korean EVs sold in Pakistan.

Used by

MG ZS EV, MG4, Peugeot e-208, BYD Atto 3 (dual-standard)

GB/T
Type 2

Chinese DC fast charging standard. Available at Dongfeng dealership on the Gulberg strip. Required for DC fast charging in Chinese-brand EVs.

Used by

BYD Atto 3, BYD Seal, HAVAL Jolion EV, Changan Oshan X7

Type 2
Type 3

Universal AC charging connector at every public AC charger in Lahore — Emporium Mall, Packages Mall, Gulberg commercial areas, and PSO stations.

Used by

All EVs sold in Pakistan — universal AC compatibility

Plan your stop · 3 picks

While You Charge in Lahore

The best places to spend your charging time — coffee, food, shopping, and prayer. Real picks from Lahore's top charging locations.

60–90 min AC stop

Shop at Emporium Mall While Your Car Charges

Go Green Emporium Mall has a 22kW AC charger in the basement parking — perfectly matched to a full mall circuit. Food Republic is a 2-minute walk from the charging bay; Carrefour and H&M anchor the main floor. A typical session adds 35–50km and finishes right as you wrap up shopping.

Nearby amenities
Food Republic2 min
Carrefour3 min
H&M / Zara4 min
Prayer room1 min
25–35 min DC stop

Main Boulevard Gulberg — 24hr Fast Charge

Go Green Main Boulevard is Lahore's only round-the-clock DC fast charger. The Gulberg strip has cafés, groceries, and restaurants open late — ideal for an evening top-up while you grab dinner. Pace to 30 minutes: that's 70–80% on most EVs.

Nearby amenities
Gloria Jean's Coffee1 min
English Muffin Café2 min
Utility Stores3 min
Chaman Ice Cream4 min
60–90 min AC stop

Packages Mall — Charging with a Cinema Option

Go Green Packages Mall offers AC 22kW charging with Lahore's full retail experience next door — Arcadian Food Court, Cinepax, and Carrefour all in one building. Start your session, catch 45 minutes of a film, return to a full battery.

Nearby amenities
Arcadian Food Court3 min
Cinepax Cinema5 min
Carrefour Packages3 min
Prayer room2 min
Inter-city · 3 stop-by-stop plans

EV Road Trip Guide from Lahore

Detailed motorway-by-motorway plans for Lahore's most-travelled EV routes, with stop-by-stop charging guidance.

4 stops · 375 km

Lahore → Islamabad (M-2)

Route plan

Pakistan's most-travelled EV route. M-2 has DC fast charging at Bhera Service Area (120kW, km 200) — the essential single stop. Most 60kWh+ EVs complete the full run with one charge. Charge to 100% in Lahore before joining.

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Lahore — Go Green Main Boulevard

0 km (start)

Charge to 100% here before joining M-2. Go Green Gulberg is 24-hour DC — no appointment needed. Budget 30–40 minutes for a full charge.

DC 60kW24 hoursCCS2 + GB/TGulberg strip cafés
Drive 200 km on M-2 to Bhera
2

PSO Magic River — M-2 Km 25

25 km

Optional early top-up near the M-2 on-ramp. Useful if you left Lahore below 70%. Not required for full-battery departures — most drivers skip this and go direct to Bhera.

DC fastPSO service areaFood stalls
Drive 175 km to Bhera Service Area
3

Bhera Service Area — M-2 Km 200

200 km

The critical mid-route stop. PSO Bhera has a 120kW DC charger — fastest on the M-2. Charge from 20% to 80% in approximately 25 minutes. Clean facilities, restaurant, and prayer area onsite.

DC 120kWCCS2 + GB/TRestaurantPrayer areaClean restrooms
Drive 175 km to Islamabad
4

Islamabad — Aramco aStop

375 km (arrival)

Arrive at Aramco aStop near Expo Centre — Islamabad's premium 24-hour charge destination with café and full amenities onsite. Top up here before any Islamabad city driving.

DC fast24 hoursaStop caféClean facilities
2 stops · 110 km

Lahore → Faisalabad (M-3)

Route plan

The shortest motorway EV route in Punjab. 110km is well within single-charge range for any modern EV — no mid-route stop needed. Charge fully in Lahore and arrive in Faisalabad with 60%+ remaining.

1

Lahore — Go Green Main Boulevard

0 km (start)

Charge to 80%+ in Lahore before departing. DC 60kW adds 100km of range in 30 minutes. Any Lahore charger works — Emporium, Packages Mall, or Gulberg.

DC 60kW24 hoursCCS2 + GB/T
Drive 110 km on M-3 to Faisalabad
2

Faisalabad — PSO Commercial Area

110 km (arrival)

Arrive with well above half battery. Top up at PSO D-Ground or M-3 service area as needed. The 110km run is Lahore–Faisalabad's most comfortable EV journey in Pakistan.

DC fastPSO service areaCCS2
3 stops · 340 km

Lahore → Multan (M-4)

Route plan

The Lahore–Multan M-4 corridor needs one charge stop for most EVs. PSO M-4 service areas near Sahiwal (~130km) break the journey. Multan's PSO M-4/M-5 charger is your arrival top-up before the onward Karachi run.

1

Lahore — Go Green Main Boulevard

0 km (start)

Charge to 100% before joining M-4. Departing full gives you comfortable range to Sahiwal without anxiety. DC 30–40 minute session at Gulberg.

DC 60kW24 hoursCCS2 + GB/T
Drive 130 km to Sahiwal area
2

PSO M-4 Sahiwal Service Area

~130 km

Mid-route charge stop. Top up from ~40% to 80% in approximately 25 minutes. Clean PSO service area with food options and prayer facilities.

DC fastPSO serviceCCS2Food stallsPrayer area
Drive 210 km to Multan
3

Multan — PSO M-4/M-5 Interchange

340 km (arrival)

Arrive at the most strategically important charger on the Lahore–Karachi corridor. If continuing south to Karachi, charge to 100% here — it's the last reliable fast charger for hundreds of kilometres.

DC fast24 hoursCCS2Service area restaurantPrayer area
Peak hours pro tip

Go Green Gulberg is busiest weekday evenings 5–8pm. Visit before 11am or after 9pm for zero wait. Emporium and Packages Mall chargers peak on weekends 1–5pm — arrive before noon or after 6pm.

Looking ahead · 2026–2027 outlook

Future of EV Charging Infrastructure in Lahore

Lahore is on course for a significant EV charging expansion through 2026–2027. The Go Green network has announced multiple new stations across DHA Lahore, Defence Road, and the Bahria Town corridor. Punjab's Green Mobility Policy mandates EV charging infrastructure at all new commercial developments above a certain floor area threshold — meaning every major new mall and plaza opening in Lahore will include public chargers. LESCO's smart metering rollout is enabling time-of-use EV tariffs that will make overnight home charging even cheaper. The M-3 motorway (Lahore–Faisalabad) and M-4 (Lahore–Multan) are both receiving PSO charging investments at service areas, extending Lahore's EV reach into interior Punjab. A proposed Lahore EV taxi programme with designated urban charging hubs is under planning by the Punjab Urban Mobility Authority.

FAQ · EV Charging Lahore

Frequently Asked Questions Electric Car Charging in Lahore

General
8 questions
How many electric car charging stations are in Lahore?
There are currently 18 registered public charging stations in Lahore, with more being added regularly. The majority are AC 22kW chargers at commercial areas and malls, with DC fast chargers at Go Green Gulberg, Go Green Emporium, and selected dealerships.
What is the average charging cost in Lahore?
The average public charging rate in Lahore is approximately Rs 115/kWh. Prices range from Rs 110 to Rs 125/kWh depending on the operator. Go Green charges Rs 115–120/kWh. PSO stations near the M-2 on-ramp are among the most affordable. Data sourced from Charging Station Radar's verified operator price database (chargingstationradar.com).
Are there DC fast chargers in Lahore?
Yes. Go Green Main Boulevard Gulberg (60kW DC, 24hr) and Go Green Emporium Mall are the main DC fast chargers. The Dongfeng dealership on the Gulberg strip has a DC charger supporting both CCS2 and GB/T connectors.
Can I drive from Lahore to Islamabad in an EV?
Yes. The M-2 motorway (375km) has PSO Magic River near Lahore (km 25), Bhera Service Area (DC 120kW, km 200), and Aramco aStop near Islamabad. Most EVs with 60kWh+ battery complete the route with one stop at Bhera.
How much does it cost to charge a BYD Atto 3 in Lahore?
Charging a BYD Atto 3 from 20% to 80% (36.3kWh) at Lahore's average public rate of Rs 115/kWh costs approximately Rs 4,175. At home charging rates (Rs 50/kWh), the same session costs Rs 1,815 — saving Rs 2,360 per charge vs public.
Is EV charging cheaper than petrol in Lahore?
Yes. A BYD Atto 3 charged 20–80% at public rates (Rs 4,175) covers approximately 218km. A Honda City covering the same distance at 14km/L costs Rs 4,049 in petrol at Rs 260/L — roughly equivalent. But home charging at Rs 1,815 makes the EV 55% cheaper than petrol. Monthly savings for a 2,000km/month Lahore driver are Rs 200,000–Rs 380,000 annually with a home charger.
Where can I charge my EV near Emporium Mall Lahore?
Go Green Emporium Mall has an AC 22kW charger in the mall parking area. The charge session takes 60–90 minutes — enough for a meal at the Food Republic food court or shopping across the mall floors. It is one of the most popular charge-and-shop destinations in Lahore.
What is the cheapest EV charging station in Lahore?
PSO stations near the M-2 on-ramp (PSO Magic River) and along the Lahore commercial corridors charge approximately Rs 110–115/kWh — the most affordable public rates in the city. Go Green Gulberg charges Rs 115–120/kWh but offers 24-hour DC fast charging which justifies the slight premium.
While Charging
2 questions
What can I do while my EV charges in Lahore?
Lahore offers excellent charge-and-do options. At Emporium Mall, shop or dine while your car charges for 60–90 minutes. Go Green Gulberg on Main Boulevard lets you grab coffee at Gloria Jean's or browse MM Alam Road restaurants during a 20–30 minute DC fast charge. Packages Mall charging pairs perfectly with Carrefour grocery shopping or a Cinepax film.
Are there EV charging stations near Emporium Mall Lahore?
Yes. Go Green Emporium Mall has an EV charging station in the mall parking area. The AC charger provides a 60–90 minute charge, enough for a meal at the Food Republic food court or shopping across the mall's floors. It is one of the most popular charge-and-shop destinations in Lahore.
Road Trips
8 questions
Can I drive from Lahore to Islamabad in an EV without stopping?
Most modern EVs with 70kWh+ batteries (BYD Atto 3, Polestar 2) can complete the 375km M-2 route on a single charge in ideal conditions. However, for safety and comfort, a 25–30 minute stop at Bhera Service Area is recommended for most EVs. The DC 120kW charger at Bhera takes your battery from 20% to 80% in about 25 minutes.
Where is the EV charging station on M-2 motorway?
The main mid-route DC fast charger on M-2 is at Bhera Service Area, approximately 200km from Lahore. There are also chargers at the Lahore end near PSO Magic River (km 25) and at the Islamabad end near Aramco aStop. The Bhera charger operates at 120kW and supports CCS2 connectors.
Is there food available at EV charging stops on M-2?
Yes. Bhera Service Area has a 24/7 McDonald's, PSO Food Court, and a prayer hall. The PSO Magic River stop near Lahore has a food pavilion. Aramco aStop near Islamabad has a café and convenience store. All three stops have clean toilet facilities.
Can I drive from Lahore to Faisalabad in an EV?
Yes. The M-3 motorway is 110km — well within single-charge range for all modern EVs. A BYD Atto 3 (420km range) or MG ZS EV (340km range) can complete the Lahore–Faisalabad route without any mid-route charging stop. Faisalabad has PSO charging stations with DC fast chargers near the Clock Tower and M-3 interchange.
How long does the Lahore to Faisalabad EV drive take?
The M-3 motorway drive takes approximately 1.5 hours at motorway speeds. With a 25–30 minute DC fast charging stop in Faisalabad (if needed), total travel time is under 2 hours. No charging stop mid-route is required for most EVs.
Can I drive from Lahore to Multan in an EV?
Yes. The M-4 motorway is 340km. A BYD Atto 3 (420km rated range) can complete this route on a single charge if departing at 90%+ charge in optimal conditions. An MG ZS EV (340km rated range) will require a mid-route charging stop, ideally at Khanewal (~280km mark). Charge to 100% at Multan PSO before continuing south on M-5.
Is there DC fast charging between Lahore and Multan?
DC fast charging availability mid-route on M-4 is limited and not fully confirmed at all service areas as of May 2026. The safest strategy is to depart Lahore with a 90–100% charge and plan a precautionary stop at Khanewal service area (~280km) if needed. The Multan M-4/M-5 PSO interchange has confirmed 24-hour DC fast charging (CCS2).
What happens after Multan on the Lahore to Karachi EV route?
After Multan, the M-5 heads south toward Sukkur and then Karachi. The Multan-to-Karachi section (approximately 900km) currently has limited confirmed public charging infrastructure. Multan to Karachi in a single charge is not feasible for most EVs. This section of the Lahore–Karachi corridor requires careful planning and is expected to improve as M-5 service area infrastructure develops.
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