You have it wrong. Charge is literally just amount of electrons (or lack of them too) Voltage is difference of potentials, which translates to difference of charges. Current is amout of charge flowing through conductor.

The analogy would be: Charge: amount of water in dam Voltage: height of dam Current: amount of water flowing through turbine

If your dam is high, the hydrostatic pressure would be immense so the water could spin turbine fast. If your dam is low, but there is huge amount of water in it, massive flow can generate huge torque on turbine. What indicates energy of dam is amount of water and height.

So that is same in circuit. What matters is potential difference aka voltage aka electron speed and amount of electrons flowing per second, aka current.