By Pakistan is stepping boldly into the electric vehicle (EV) future as interest in EV charging station investment reaches record levels. According to the National Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (NEECA), more than 3,800 local and foreign investors are actively planning to establish EV charging stations across the country.
This rapid rise in investment is being fueled by the government’s pro-EV policies, including a major reduction in electricity tariffs specifically for EV charging. The move is part of a broader national strategy to cut fuel imports, combat urban air pollution, and drive sustainable growth.
Fast-Tracking Green Investment
NEECA’s Managing Director, Dr. Sardar Moazzam, shared that 71 licenses for EV charging stations have already been issued. Of these, 30 to 35 stations are fully operational, while others are undergoing formal registration. Additionally, 128 more applications are in the final stages of approval.
“Once documentation is complete, we’re processing licenses in just 15 days,” Dr. Moazzam said. “We are collaborating with both domestic and international companies eager to invest in Pakistan’s clean energy future.”
EV Charging Stations: A Game-Changer
This growth isn’t just good for the environment—it’s creating economic opportunities. As charging infrastructure expands, it opens the door to new jobs, startup innovation, and foreign direct investment. Experts believe that Pakistan could soon emerge as a regional leader in South Asia’s EV sector, with thousands of charging points expected in the near future.
NEECA’s transparent and efficient licensing process is building investor confidence, making it easier than ever to support Pakistan’s EV transformation. This marks a vital step toward a greener, cleaner, and more energy-independent Pakistan.
Disclaimer: Data and figures are accurate as of July 2025 based on NEECA’s official statements. Policies, tariffs, and approval timelines may evolve. Please consult NEECA or relevant authorities for the most up-to-date information.
