What is the cheapest electric car in Pakistan?

The Alektra Metro 2-Door, at PKR 10.45 lakh to 11.45 lakh official ex-factory as of November 2026. It is a city car that charges on AC.

What is the cheapest electric car with fast charging?

The JMEV EV3, at PKR 49 lakh to 50 lakh. It has a DC port, so it can use the public fast chargers that the cheapest microcars cannot.

Which cheap electric car can do a motorway trip?

The cheapest with both a DC port and about 200 km of real range is the GUGO Box, at PKR 57 lakh to 66.5 lakh. Cars below it on price are either AC only, without a published DC plug, or too short on range for the gaps between motorway chargers.

How many electric cars are on sale in Pakistan?

71 fully electric models are listed here with prices, plus 22 plug-in hybrids and range extenders and 14 hybrids without a plug.

The cheapest electric cars in Pakistan, ranked

There are 71 fully electric cars on sale in Pakistan as of November 2026, and the cheapest starts at PKR 10.45 lakh. Price is only the first number, though. The cheapest electric cars here are city cars, and whether one suits you depends on two things the price tag does not show: how far it really goes, and whether it can use a fast charger. This list gives all three for the ten cheapest.

The ten cheapest electric cars in Pakistan

Car	Official price, ex-factory	Body	Range to plan around	Fast charging	Full charge at home
Alektra Metro 2-Door	10.45 lakh to 11.45 lakh	Microcar	about 124 km	not published	about Rs 448
Alektra Metro 4-Door	12.45 lakh to 13.45 lakh	Microcar	about 124 km	not published	about Rs 448
Nora E-30	18.99 lakh to 20.99 lakh	Microcar	about 108 km	not published	about Rs 521
Nora Neo	25 lakh	Microcar	about 252 km	not published	about Rs 798
Nora Metro	29 lakh	Microcar	about 225 km	not published	about Rs 798
Inverex Xio	34.99 lakh to 51.99 lakh	Microcar	about 207 km	DC, rate not published	about Rs 1,080
Honri Ve	35.99 lakh to 43.99 lakh	Microcar	about 165 km	not published	about Rs 1,032
GUGO GIGI	37.5 lakh	Microcar	about 142 km	AC only	about Rs 580
Kaiyi e-Qute 04	44.9 lakh to 49.9 lakh	Hatchback	about 258 km	DC, rate not published	about Rs 1,375
JMEV EV3	49 lakh to 50 lakh	Hatchback	about 181 km	40 kW DC	about Rs 1,044

Prices are the official ex-factory prices and an on-road price adds registration. Range is the distance to plan around in Pakistani conditions, not the brochure figure. The full market, with every car above these ten, is on the electric cars in Pakistan page.

The cheapest of all: Alektra Metro 2-Door

The Alektra Metro 2-Door is the cheapest electric car in Pakistan at PKR 10.45 lakh to 11.45 lakh. It has a battery of up to 12.96 kWh and a full charge at home costs about Rs 448. No fast charging plug or rate is published for it, so treat it as a city car until the dealer confirms one.

8 of the ten cheapest are microcars, and 1 of the ten has no fast charging at all, and 6 more publish no fast charging plug or rate. That is the real dividing line at this end of the market, more than the price.

The cheapest with fast charging: JMEV EV3

A car that can use a DC fast charger can refill in the time it takes to have lunch instead of overnight. The cheapest one that can is the JMEV EV3 at PKR 49 lakh to 50 lakh. It charges at up to 40 kW, and it plans around about 181 km on a charge. A few cheaper cars have a DC port on their top version only, or publish no charging rate; their own pages say which.

The cheapest that can leave the city: GUGO Box

For a drive between cities you need both a real range of about 200 km and a DC port, because the chargers on the motorways are DC and the gaps between them are long. The cheapest car that clears both is the GUGO Box at PKR 57 lakh to 66.5 lakh: about 236 km to plan around and up to 80 kW on DC. The route pages show the charging stops on each motorway for a car with that range.

The cheapest electric SUV: Jaecoo J5 EV

Most buyers here want an SUV shape. The cheapest electric one is the Jaecoo J5 EV at PKR 59.99 lakh to 66.99 lakh, with about 236 km of real range and 130 kW DC charging. Every electric SUV on sale is listed, cheapest first, on the electric SUVs page.

If you cannot plug in at home

An electric car is cheapest to run when it charges where it sleeps. If you have no socket where you park, two other kinds of car are worth a look.

A plug-in hybrid runs on its battery for a day's driving and on petrol after that. The cheapest is the Chery Tiggo 7 PHEV at PKR 94.99 lakh to 1.035 crore. All 22 are on the plug-in hybrids page.
A hybrid never plugs in. The cheapest listed is the Jaecoo J5 HEV at PKR 69.99 lakh to 79.99 lakh. All 14 are on the hybrid cars page.

What a cheap electric car costs to run

At the off-peak home rate of Rs 34.53 per kWh before taxes, the batteries in the table above fill for between Rs 448 and Rs 1,375. A petrol car doing 12 km per litre costs about Rs 2,792 per 100 km at Rs 335.00 a litre. A small electric car charged at home covers the same distance for a fraction of that. The cost calculator works out the monthly figure for each model, and the car finder narrows the market by budget and range.

Sources

Prices, ranges and charging rates are from this site's car listing. How the listing is checked.
Profit, 26 November 2025: Alektra Metro EV launched in Pakistan, prices and booking terms announced
ProPakistani, 27 March 2026: JMEV EV3 officially launched in Pakistan
ProPakistani, 23 May 2026: Electric car cheaper than Suzuki Cultus launched in Pakistan: the Kaiyi e-Qute 04.
IESCO, tariff guide: the off-peak residential rate.