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Electric cars in Pakistan

33 EVs you can buy here today, from PKR 10.45 lakh to PKR 4.32 crore, with the range you can actually plan a trip around, not the one on the brochure, and what a charge costs at home.

33models on sale
124public chargers
84DC fast chargers
Rs 23.57per kWh at home
ModelPrice (PKR)Body BatteryRated rangeReal rangeDC maxHome charge
Alektra Metro 2-Door 10.45 lakh to 11.45 lakh Microcar 13.0 kWh 180 km REAL ~162 km AC only ~Rs 305
Alektra Metro 4-Door 12.45 lakh to 13.45 lakh Microcar 13.0 kWh 180 km REAL ~162 km AC only ~Rs 305
Honri Ve 39.99 lakh to 49.99 lakh Microcar 35.0 kWh 300 km REAL ~270 km 40 kW ~Rs 825
Changan Lumin 45 lakh Microcar 28.0 kWh 301 km CLTC ~168 km 30 kW ~Rs 660
Dongfeng Box 55 lakh to 68 lakh Hatchback 42.3 kWh 310 km WLTP ~223 km 80 kW ~Rs 997
MG Binguo 56.99 lakh Hatchback 31.9 kWh 333 km CLTC ~186 km 40 kW ~Rs 752
BYD M6 68.14 lakh MPV 71.8 kWh 530 km NEDC ~310 km 89 kW ~Rs 1,692
MG4 EV 69.99 lakh Hatchback 64.0 kWh 450 km WLTP ~324 km 135 kW ~Rs 1,508
BYD Atto 2 72.9 lakh SUV 45.1 kWh 312 km WLTP ~225 km 65 kW ~Rs 1,063
Deepal S07 EV 80 lakh SUV 80.0 kWh 485 km WLTP ~349 km 93 kW ~Rs 1,885
Seres 3 83.9 lakh SUV 53.6 kWh 329 km WLTP ~237 km 80 kW ~Rs 1,263
Jaecoo J6 87.99 lakh to 1.08 crore SUV 69.8 kWh 501 km CLTC ~280 km 90 kW ~Rs 1,644
GAC Aion V 88.99 lakh SUV 75.3 kWh 650 km CLTC ~363 km 180 kW ~Rs 1,775
BYD Atto 3 89.9 lakh SUV 60.5 kWh 420 km WLTP ~302 km 88 kW ~Rs 1,426
Omoda E5 89.9 lakh SUV 61.0 kWh 430 km WLTP ~310 km 80 kW ~Rs 1,438
Ora 03 90 lakh Hatchback 63.0 kWh 420 km WLTP ~302 km 80 kW ~Rs 1,485
BYD Dolphin 92 lakh to 95 lakh Hatchback 60.5 kWh 427 km WLTP ~307 km 88 kW ~Rs 1,426
MG ZS EV 96.9 lakh to 1.5 crore SUV 72.6 kWh 440 km WLTP ~317 km 92 kW ~Rs 1,711
Deepal S05 EV 99.99 lakh SUV 56.1 kWh 510 km CLTC ~285 km 90 kW ~Rs 1,323
MG5 EV 1.15 crore Sedan 61.1 kWh 403 km WLTP ~290 km 87 kW ~Rs 1,440
Deepal L07 1.4 crore Sedan 66.8 kWh 540 km CLTC ~301 km 93 kW ~Rs 1,574
Riddara RD6 1.45 crore to 1.8 crore Pickup 86.0 kWh 517 km CLTC ~288 km 100 kW ~Rs 2,027
XPeng G6 1.45 crore to 1.85 crore SUV 87.5 kWh 570 km WLTP ~410 km 280 kW ~Rs 2,062
BYD Seal 1.48 crore to 1.7 crore Sedan 82.5 kWh 570 km WLTP ~410 km 150 kW ~Rs 1,945
Kia EV5 1.85 crore to 2.35 crore SUV 88.1 kWh 530 km WLTP ~382 km 150 kW ~Rs 2,077
Deepal E07 1.9 crore SUV 90.0 kWh 705 km CLTC ~393 km 180 kW ~Rs 2,121
BYD Sealion 7 2 crore SUV 82.6 kWh 482 km WLTP ~347 km 150 kW ~Rs 1,946
Avatr 07 2 crore to 2.2 crore SUV 82.2 kWh 575 km NEDC ~336 km 420 kW ~Rs 1,937
Hyundai Ioniq 5 2.25 crore SUV 84.0 kWh 507 km WLTP ~365 km 257 kW ~Rs 1,980
Hyundai Ioniq 6 2.3 crore Sedan 77.4 kWh 614 km WLTP ~442 km 233 kW ~Rs 1,824
Zeekr 7X 2.5 crore to 2.7 crore SUV 100.0 kWh 615 km WLTP ~443 km 420 kW ~Rs 2,357
Avatr 11 2.7 crore to 2.9 crore SUV 116.0 kWh 730 km CLTC ~407 km 240 kW ~Rs 2,734
Kia EV9 4.32 crore SUV 99.8 kWh 563 km WLTP ~405 km 233 kW ~Rs 2,352

Prices are indicative ex-factory as of October 2026 and change without notice; an on-road price adds registration. Real range is the rated figure derated for its test standard and for Pakistani motorway speeds. How that is worked out. Home charge is a full battery at the subsidised off-peak rate of Rs 23.57 per kWh.

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Not ready for fully electric? 6 plug-in hybrids are on sale in Pakistan too, from PKR 1.02 crore, each with a battery for daily driving and a petrol engine for the long run.

Before you buy

The three numbers the brochure will not give you straight

Rated range is not one number. WLTP, NEDC and CLTC are measured on different cycles and are not comparable. A 705 km CLTC figure and a 420 km WLTP figure are barely a hundred kilometres apart on the M-2 in August. The Real range column above derates each one for its own standard and for Pakistani motorway speeds, and the range converter shows the working.

DC speed decides your trip, not your commute. A 30 kW car and a 150 kW car both charge overnight at home in the same time. On a Lahore to Karachi run the difference is hours. The charging time calculator works it out for your car at a real charger, and the route pages show which stops exist on each motorway.

Running cost depends on where you charge, not what you drive. At the subsidised off-peak home rate an EV costs a fraction of petrol. Charged only at public DC fast chargers the saving is far smaller. The arithmetic in full.

Questions

Questions buyers ask

Which is the cheapest electric car in Pakistan?

Alektra Metro 2-Door at PKR 10.45 lakh to 11.45 lakh, indicative ex-factory as of October 2026. It has a battery of up to 13.0 kWh and a rated range of up to 180 km.

How many electric cars are on sale in Pakistan?

33 models are listed here as available new, across 17 brands. Chinese manufacturers, chiefly BYD, MG, Deepal and Changan, account for most of them, and BYD is the largest supplier.

What does it cost to charge an electric car in Pakistan?

At the subsidised off-peak residential rate of Rs 23.57 per kWh, a full charge of a 60 kWh battery is about Rs 1,414. Public DC fast charging costs several times that. Each model in the table shows its own home-charge figure.

Can I drive an electric car between cities in Pakistan?

Yes, with planning. 84 DC fast chargers are listed across 34 cities and the motorways. The route pages work out the stops in driving order for four range bands and flag any stretch a given car cannot cross.

Are electric cars cheaper to buy in Pakistan because of the NEV policy?

The tax treatment helps: sales tax on an EV is 1 percent against 17-18 percent on an equivalent petrol car, plus reduced customs duty on imports and on charging equipment. There is no direct cash subsidy on cars: the cash goes to two- and three-wheelers.

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