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Xpeng · on sale in Pakistan
XPeng L03 price in Pakistan
The XPeng L03 is PKR 1.22 crore, the official ex-factory price as of November 2026. Here is what that buys: 69.0 kWh of battery, about 361 km you can actually plan around, and a full charge for roughly Rs 2,383 at home.
- 1.22 crorePKR, official price
- 361kmRange to plan around
- 236kW DC20 to 80 percent in 14 min
- Rs 2,383Full charge at home
Fits 109 public DC chargers in 29 cities
The numbers that matter
What it costs to own
Cost per 100 km
Rs 594charged at home, 79 percent less than petrol
- Charged at home, off-peakRs 594
- Charged only at a public DC fast chargerRs 1,978
- Petrol car doing 12 km/lRs 2,792
Petrol at Rs 335.00 a litre (OGRA, 12 November 2026). The public figure is a typical DC fast charger price.
Price
PKR 1.22 crore
Official ex-factory price, November 2026. An on-road price adds registration and, in most provinces, a reduced or waived token tax for an EV. Launched in October 2026.
Sales tax
Askthe dealer
Whether this car is assembled in Pakistan or imported is not confirmed. Assembled here it pays 1 percent sales tax; imported, it pays the import rates. Either way it is already in the price above. How EVs are taxed.
Full charge at home
Rs 2,383
for 69.0 kWh at the off-peak residential rate of Rs 34.53 per kWh before taxes.
- DC charging
- Up to 236 kW, taking 20 to 80 percent in about 14 minutes on a charger that can deliver it.
- Connectors
- CCS2, Type 2. CCS2 is the plug on almost every public DC charger in Pakistan: 109 of the 112 listed here have it.
- Body
- SUV
Alternatives
What else is at this money
| Model | Price (PKR) | Battery | Real range | DC max |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MG5 EV | 1.149 crore | 61.1 kWh | ~277 km | 87 kW |
| Dongfeng 007 | 1.19 crore to 1.39 crore | 65.9 kWh | ~341 km | 150 kW |
| GUGO Aion V | 1.199 crore to 1.299 crore | 75.0 kWh | ~351 km | 180 kW |
| GAC Hyptec HT | 1.2 crore to 1.4 crore | 83.2 kWh | ~368 km | 180 kW |
| XPeng L03 (this car) | 1.22 crore | 69.0 kWh | ~361 km | 236 kW |
On record
Battery, range, plugs
- 69kWhBattery
- 525km WLTPRated range
- Type 2 / CCS2Connectors
- 236kWMax DC
- 11kWMax AC
One version on record: Long Range.
Real-world
Range on a Pakistani motorway
Rated figures are lab numbers, and the labs do not agree with each other. This car's 525 km is a WLTP figure. At a steady 80 km/h it covers about 525 km from full to empty. Range then falls with speed, because air resistance grows with its square: with 10 percent kept in reserve, plan on about 361 km at 100 km/h and about 280 km at 120. The range converter shows how each standard compares; the app applies a seasonal factor and the road type to your actual battery percentage when it plans stops.
Rated and real
- Rated, WLTP cycle525 km
- To plan aroundabout 361 km
The rated figure is a laboratory one. The lower figure is the distance at a steady 100 km/h with 10 percent kept in reserve. The trip planner on the home page lets you change the speed.
Your numbers
Work out your own month in the XPeng L03
Starts at 1,500 km a month with four fifths of the charging at home off-peak and the rest at the middle listed DC price. The XPeng L03 is taken at 17.2 kWh per 100 km, worked out from its battery and the range to plan around.
Charging time
How long the XPeng L03 takes to charge
20 to 80 percent
For the 69 kWh battery. A charger faster than the car charges at the car's own limit, which is 236 kW on DC and 11 kW on AC, so a faster charger stops saving time once that limit is reached. Times allow for the charge slowing as the battery fills.
Where it can charge
109 DC chargers fit the XPeng L03 (88 fast)
The XPeng L03 takes CCS2 for DC. Of the public chargers listed on this site, 109 DC chargers in 29 cities have that plug, and 88 of them are fast chargers of 43 kW or more. The cities with the most:
- Rawalpindi19 that fit, in and around the cityup to 360 kW →
- Islamabad17 that fit, in and around the cityup to 180 kW →
- Lahore16 that fit, in and around the cityup to 180 kW →
- Wah16 that fit, in and around the cityup to 180 kW →
- Karachi14 that fit, in and around the cityup to 240 kW →
- Multan9 that fit, in and around the cityup to 120 kW →
- Faisalabad8 that fit, in and around the cityup to 120 kW →
- Chiniot7 that fit, in and around the cityup to 360 kW →
Specifications
XPeng L03 size and performance
Performance
- 241hpPower
- 180km/hTop speed
- Rear-wheelDrive
Size
- 4,650mmLength
- 1,920mmWidth
- 1,600mmHeight
- 2,850mmWheelbase
- 5Seats
Figures published for the version sold in Pakistan. They can differ by trim, so check the brochure for the one you are buying. Compare it with another car.
Long drives
Where it can go
Guides
More on the XPeng L03
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- GuidesEV connector types in Pakistan: CCS2, Type 2, GB/TWhich plug your electric car takes in Pakistan, which plugs the public chargers here carry, and what to do when the two do not match.Read the guide →
Questions
Questions about the XPeng L03
What is the XPeng L03 price in Pakistan?
PKR 1.22 crore, the official ex-factory price as of November 2026. Prices are revised by the manufacturer without notice and an on-road price adds registration, so confirm it with a dealer before booking.
What is the real range of the XPeng L03?
About 361 km at a steady 100 km/h with 10 percent kept in reserve, against a rated 525 km on the WLTP cycle. At 120 km/h it is nearer 280 km, because air resistance grows with the square of speed.
How much does it cost to charge an XPeng L03?
About Rs 2,383 for a full 69.0 kWh charge at the off-peak home rate of Rs 34.53 per kWh before taxes. At a public DC fast charger the same energy costs several times that.
How long does the XPeng L03 take to charge?
On DC it takes about 14 minutes from 20 to 80 percent at its maximum 236 kW, on a charger that can actually deliver it. 5 of the 109 public DC chargers listed here that fit it are rated at 236 kW or more; on a slower one it takes longer, and each charger page gives its rating. On a 7 kW home wallbox a full charge is an overnight job.
Which chargers fit the XPeng L03 in Pakistan?
It takes CCS2 and Type 2. CCS2 is the DC standard here, so it can use 109 of the public DC chargers listed on this site.
Add your XPeng L03
The map shows only chargers that fit it, with time-to-full for every stop.