EV charging stations in Pakistan with 120 kW fast charger at DHA Multan

EV Charging Stations in Pakistan: DHA Multan Adds 120 kW Charger

EV Charging Stations in Pakistan: DHA Multan Starts 120 kW Fast Charger


The network of EV charging stations in Pakistan has a new addition: a 120 kW DC fast charger is now operating at DHA Filling Station Multan, with a displayed rate of Rs. 120 per unit.

This is a meaningful addition rather than a token one. High-power DC charging is what makes an EV practical for more than short local trips, and it has been the missing piece outside the largest cities.

Here are the full charger specifications, what a 120 kW charger actually means in practice, and how it fits into Pakistan's wider EV charging infrastructure.

DHA Multan EV Fast Charger Now Started


According to the announcement, the EV charging station at DHA Multan offers:

Location: DHA Filling Station, Multan
Charging power: 120 kW
Charging type: DC fast charging
Rate: Rs. 120 per unit

Siting a charger at an existing fuel station makes practical sense. The location is already familiar to drivers, easy to find, and set up for vehicles pulling in and out which matters more than it sounds when you are looking for an EV charger in Multan in an unfamiliar part of the city.

120 kW DC Fast Charger Specifications


The displayed specifications state the following:

Specification Details
Charging type DC fast charging
Maximum power 120 kW
Connectors Dual CCS2
Simultaneous charging Yes, as displayed
Output power 40–120 kW per connector
DC output voltage 150–1000 V
Operating temperature −25°C to 60°C
IP rating IP54
AC input 380 / 400 / 415 V
Frequency 50 / 60 Hz
Current 184 A
Configuration 3P + N + PE
Charging rate Rs. 120 per unit
Location DHA Filling Station Multan

What the Numbers Tell You

The 150–1000 V DC range is worth noting. Modern EVs run at different pack voltages many at around 400 V, some newer ones at 800 V and a wide voltage window means the unit can serve both rather than being limited to one architecture.

The −25°C to 60°C operating range and IP54 rating both point to outdoor-rated equipment. IP54 indicates protection against dust and water spray, which is what an unsheltered forecourt installation needs.

The 40–120 kW per connector figure indicates the unit can deliver power across a range rather than at a single fixed output, which is how DC chargers normally work in practice.

EV Charging Rate at DHA Filling Station Multan


The displayed announcement states a charging rate of Rs. 120 per unit — a unit being one kilowatt-hour of electricity delivered.

Charging cost therefore scales with how much energy you draw rather than how long you stay plugged in. Add 20 units and you pay for 20 units, regardless of whether it took twenty minutes or forty.

Worth being clear on one point: the announcement gives the rate itself and does not detail any additional taxes or service charges, so confirm the final billed amount at the station.

What Does a 120 kW EV Charger Mean?


This is where expectations need managing, because 120 kW is the charger's ceiling, not a promise.

The actual power your car receives is decided by your vehicle's maximum DC charging capability. An EV designed to accept 60 kW will accept 60 kW at a 120 kW charger. A vehicle capable of more will draw more. The charger cannot push power the car will not take.

State of charge matters too. Charging is fastest when the battery is relatively empty and slows considerably as it fills which is why the last stretch to full takes disproportionately long, and why DC charging is usually used to top up rather than to fill completely.

Battery temperature is the third factor. Packs charge best within a certain temperature window, and a very hot or very cold battery will accept less power until it reaches it.

CCS2 Charging at DHA Multan


The specification lists dual CCS2 connectors. CCS2 Combined Charging System Type 2 — is the DC fast charging standard used across Europe and adopted by most manufacturers selling into those markets, which is why it appears on a large share of EVs available here. The standard is maintained by CharIN, the international industry association behind CCS.

Two connectors means two vehicles can be served, with simultaneous charging indicated on the displayed specification. In practice, chargers sharing total output between two vehicles typically deliver less to each than a single vehicle charging alone.

Before relying on any CCS2 charging station in Pakistan, confirm your vehicle's DC charging port. Check the charging flap on your car or the owner's manual — it takes a minute and saves a wasted journey.

EV Charging Stations in Multan


Multan sits among the Pakistani cities where charging coverage has been developing, and a high-power DC unit is a different proposition from the slower AC charging points that typically arrive first.

For EV owners here, it changes the calculation in a specific way: fast charging within the city means the car is no longer dependent on home charging alone, and intercity travel through Multan becomes more realistic to plan around. Our guide to EV charging stations in Pakistan covers coverage across major cities and motorway routes.

How to Find EV Charging Stations in Pakistan


Knowing a charger exists is only useful if you can find it when you need it, and charging coverage in Pakistan is still uneven enough that arriving somewhere hoping for a charger is a poor strategy.

A live charging map is far more useful than a static list, since it shows what is actually operating rather than what was installed at some point. Our coverage of EV charging station finder in Pakistan covers live station locations, connector filters, power ratings and nearby search.


How to Plan EV Charging in Pakistan


Until charging coverage becomes dense enough to stop thinking about, a little route planning removes most of the stress from longer trips.

Before You Leave

Start with a realistic charge level for the distance rather than an optimistic one, and identify where your next charging stop will be before you set off not once the range display starts worrying you.

Always Have a Backup

Chargers can be occupied, out of service, or under maintenance. Knowing a backup charging option on your route turns a potential problem into a minor detour.

Check Connector and Power

Confirm the connector type matches your vehicle and note the charger's power rating. A slow AC point and a 120 kW DC fast charger are entirely different stops in terms of how long you will be there.

Be Realistic About Time

Charging is not refuelling. Even at high power it takes longer than filling a tank, and it slows as the battery fills. Planning a stop around something you were going to do anyway a meal, a break makes the time disappear.

EV Charging Costs in Pakistan


The Rs. 120 per unit figure applies to the DHA Filling Station Multan announcement specifically. It is not a national rate.

Public charging prices in Pakistan vary by operator, charger type and location, and DC fast charging generally costs more per unit than slower AC charging because of the equipment and grid connection involved. Check the displayed rate wherever you charge rather than assuming one figure applies everywhere.

Why EV Fast Charging Matters for Pakistan


Home charging handles daily driving perfectly well for most owners. The problem has always been everything else — longer trips, apartment living without a dedicated parking space, and days where the routine simply does not go to plan.

High-power DC charging addresses exactly that. It converts an EV from a car that works for known, planned journeys into one that handles unplanned ones too — which is the real answer to range anxiety.

That is why individual installations matter more than their number suggests. Every additional fast charging station widens the area where owning an EV is straightforward, and the growth of EV charging stations in Pakistan is ultimately what decides how quickly EV adoption moves beyond early buyers.

Final Thoughts


The 120 kW DC fast charger at DHA Filling Station Multan, with dual CCS2 connectors and a displayed rate of Rs. 120 per unit, is a genuine addition to the EV charging stations in Pakistan network particularly because high-power charging outside the largest cities has been the real gap. Just remember that 120 kW is the charger's maximum, not what every vehicle will receive: your car's own charging capability, battery level and temperature all decide the actual speed. Check your connector type before you go, and confirm the final rate at the station.

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Frequently Asked Questions


Is there an EV charging station in DHA Multan?
Yes. A 120 kW DC fast charger has started operating at DHA Filling Station Multan, with dual CCS2 connectors according to the displayed specification.
What is the charging rate at DHA Filling Station Multan?
The displayed announcement states Rs. 120 per unit. The announcement does not detail additional taxes or service charges, so confirm the final billed amount at the station.
What is the power of the DHA Multan EV charger?
The displayed specification states 120 kW DC fast charging, with an output range of 40–120 kW per connector.
Does the DHA Multan charger support CCS2?
The displayed specification lists dual CCS2 connectors with simultaneous charging. Confirm your own vehicle's DC connector type before travelling.
Can every EV charge at 120 kW?
No. The actual power depends on your vehicle's maximum DC charging capability, plus battery state of charge and temperature. A car limited to a lower rate will charge at that rate regardless of the charger's ceiling.
What is the voltage range of the charger?
The displayed specification lists 150–1000 V DC output, which covers both around-400 V and 800 V vehicle architectures.
How much does EV charging cost in Pakistan?
There is no single national rate. Prices vary by operator, charger type and location, and DC fast charging generally costs more per unit than slower AC charging. Check the displayed rate wherever you charge.
How do I find EV charging stations near me in Pakistan?
Use a live charging map rather than a static list, so you can see which stations are actually operating along with connector types and power ratings. Always identify a backup option on longer routes.
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