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Hybrid cars in Pakistan

14 hybrids are listed here, from PKR 69.99 lakh to PKR 4.38 crore. A hybrid runs on petrol and charges its own small battery as it drives, so it never plugs in. The table shows what each one costs, what it does to a litre and what 100 km costs in petrol, and below it is what the same distance costs in a car with a plug.

ModelPrice (PKR)BodyEngineFuel economyPetrol per 100 kmFull tank
Jaecoo J5 HEV 69.99 lakh to 79.99 lakh SUV 1,499 cc 16 to 20 km/l ~Rs 1,861 ~920 km
MG ZS Hybrid+ 72.99 lakh to 76.99 lakh SUV 1,498 cc not published not published not published
Haval Jolion HEV 91.16 lakh to 92.95 lakh SUV 1,497 cc 13 to 21 km/l ~Rs 1,971 ~940 km
Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid 92.99 lakh to 97.29 lakh SUV 1,798 cc 19 to 22 km/l ~Rs 1,634 ~740 km
Honda HR-V e:HEV 92.99 lakh SUV 1,498 cc 13 to 25 km/l ~Rs 1,763 ~760 km
MG HS Hybrid+ 94.99 lakh to 99.99 lakh SUV 1,496 cc 24 km/l ~Rs 1,396 ~1,320 km
Hyundai Elantra Hybrid 1.076 crore Sedan 1,580 cc 16 to 25 km/l ~Rs 1,634 ~860 km
Haval H6 HEV 1.152 crore to 1.175 crore SUV 1,499 cc 15 to 18 km/l ~Rs 2,030 ~910 km
Kia Sportage L HEV 1.22 crore to 1.33 crore SUV 1,598 cc 15 to 20 km/l ~Rs 1,914 ~910 km
Hyundai Tucson Hybrid 1.22 crore to 1.33 crore SUV 1,598 cc 10 to 17 km/l ~Rs 2,481 ~700 km
Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid 1.326 crore to 1.472 crore SUV 1,598 cc 13 to 15 km/l ~Rs 2,393 ~940 km
GWM Tank 500 HEV 2.05 crore SUV 1,998 cc not published not published not published
Hyundai Palisade Hybrid 2.263 crore to 2.408 crore SUV 2,497 cc 12 to 14 km/l ~Rs 2,577 ~940 km
Toyota Camry Hybrid 4.38 crore Sedan 2,487 cc 18 to 25 km/l ~Rs 1,558 ~1,080 km

Prices are the official ex-factory prices as of November 2026 and change without notice; an on-road price adds registration. Petrol per 100 km is worked out from the middle of the fuel economy shown, at Rs 335.00 a litre. None of these cars can be charged from a socket.

The same 100 km

Hybrid, plug-in hybrid or electric

Cost per 100 km

  • Petrol car at 12 km per litreRs 2,792
  • Hybrid, the cars aboveRs 1,396 to 2,577
  • Plug-in hybrid, while on its batteryRs 587
  • Electric car, charged at homeRs 587

Petrol at Rs 335.00 a litre, home electricity at the off-peak rate of Rs 34.53 per kWh before taxes.

Petrol car
About Rs 2,792 per 100 km at 12 km per litre.
Hybrid
About Rs 1,396 to 2,577 for the cars above. All of it is petrol; the saving over a plain petrol car comes from the engine running less.
Plug-in hybrid
About Rs 587 while it runs on its battery, charged at home off-peak, and a hybrid's petrol bill once the battery is used up. 22 plug-in hybrids are on sale here, from PKR 94.99 lakh.
Electric car
About Rs 587 charged at home, for a mid-size car using 17 kWh per 100 km. 71 electric cars are on sale here, from PKR 10.45 lakh.

Before you buy

Which one fits how you drive

A hybrid asks nothing of you. No charger at home, no planning on the motorway, and it fills up at any petrol pump in the country. That is the whole case for it, and for a flat with no parking socket it is a strong one.

A plug changes the fuel bill, not just trims it. A hybrid makes a litre go further. A car charged at home swaps most of the petrol for electricity at a fraction of the cost per kilometre. If you can charge overnight, the cost calculator shows what that is worth over a month for each car on sale.

Long drives are no longer the deciding point. The motorway charging network now covers the M-2 well, and the charger map shows what exists on your own routes before you choose.

Questions

Questions about hybrids

Which is the cheapest hybrid car in Pakistan?

Of the hybrids listed here, the Jaecoo J5 HEV at PKR 69.99 lakh to 79.99 lakh, the official ex-factory price as of November 2026.

Do hybrid cars need charging?

No. A hybrid charges its own small battery from the petrol engine and from braking, and it has no charging socket. Only a plug-in hybrid or a fully electric car is charged from the mains.

Which hybrid has the lowest fuel cost?

The MG HS Hybrid+, at about Rs 1,396 of petrol per 100 km on the figures above, with petrol at Rs 335.00 a litre.

Is a hybrid cheaper to run than an electric car in Pakistan?

No, not per kilometre. The hybrids here need about Rs 1,396 or more in petrol per 100 km. A mid-size electric car charged at home off-peak covers 100 km for about Rs 587. A hybrid's advantage is convenience: it needs no charger at home or on the road.

What is the difference between a hybrid and a plug-in hybrid?

A plug-in hybrid has a much larger battery that is charged from a socket and covers a typical day's driving on electricity before the petrol engine starts. A hybrid has no socket and always runs on petrol, using its battery only to save fuel.

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