Cairo→Marsa Matrouh
The Desert Road then the North Coast — 490 km, but the only long Egyptian run with a major city sitting at its midpoint.
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Cairo
0 kmStart fully charged. This corridor's advantage is Alexandria near its midpoint, which makes it two legs rather than one long one.
Wadi El Natrun
105 kmThe Desert Road rest-stop belt. We are not pinning a specific charger here.
Alexandria
220 kmThe densest coverage after Cairo, with both networks operating. This is where you actually charge before the North Coast.
El Alamein
320 kmNew Alamein is expanding fast and its resorts have begun fitting charge points — none of it published in a form we can verify.
Sidi Abdel Rahman
350 kmThe heart of the resort belt. If you are staying overnight, ask for a charge point by name when you book.
Marsa Matrouh
490 kmArrival. Coverage here is thinner than at Alamein — plan the return on the assumption you charge in Alexandria, not here.
Smart Trip Planner
Minimal-time chargingNot enough — one leg can't be safely reached even charging at every station.
You arrive with ~0% battery.
Share the same car, speed, weather and battery level — the link restores this plan.
Stop-by-stop plan
- Cairo0 km
- Wadi El Natrun105 km · +105 km · 53m
Arrive at ~72%
- Alexandria220 km · +115 km · 58m
Arrive at ~41%
- El Alamein320 km · +100 km · 50m
Arrive at ~14%
- Sidi Abdel Rahman350 km · +30 km · 15m
Can't safely reach — charge earlier or slow down
- Marsa Matrouh490 km · +140 km · 1h 10m
Can't safely reach — charge earlier or slow down
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.
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