Luxor→Aswan
The temple line — 220 km along the Nile via Edfu and Kom Ombo. One way on one charge, but this is the hottest part of Egypt: apply the full heat haircut in summer.
Open directions in Google MapsThe corridor
Luxor
0 kmLeave on a full battery — an overnight charge before you go is cheaper and surer than any charger on the road.
Edfu
110 kmA town on the line and a sensible stop. We pin no specific charger — open the Infinity or Sha7en app before relying on it.
Kom Ombo
175 kmA town on the line and a sensible stop. We pin no specific charger — open the Infinity or Sha7en app before relying on it.
Aswan
220 kmArrival. Ask your accommodation about an overnight socket before you book.
Smart Trip Planner
Minimal-time chargingTrip is feasible — with zero charge stops.
You arrive with ~41% battery.
Share the same car, speed, weather and battery level — the link restores this plan.
Stop-by-stop plan
- Luxor0 km
- Edfu110 km · +110 km · 55m
Arrive at ~70%
- Kom Ombo175 km · +65 km · 33m
Arrive at ~53%
- Aswan220 km · +45 km · 23m
Arrive at ~41%
Estimates only: we always keep a 12% reserve and cap charging at 90% (it slows sharply above that). Real range varies with wind, load and traffic — confirm every charger before departure.
Route charging map
Shown chargers are verified and near the route line; confirm live status in the operator app before departure.
Infinity EV publishes 1 positions on this line (0 on the road itself, outside the two end cities); the longest stretch with no published position is about 218 km. The network publishes no per-site power figure, so we do not count these as verified chargers — the network's own map · 2026-09-23
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