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Hyundai electric cars in Pakistan

Every Hyundai EV on sale in Pakistan, with its price, battery, real-world range and what it costs to charge.

2models
2.25 crorefrom (PKR)
442km best real range
257kW fastest DC
ModelPrice (PKR)Body BatteryRated rangeReal rangeDC maxHome charge
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

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.

In brief

Hyundai electric cars compared

Hyundai has 2 electric models on sale in Pakistan: 1 SUV and 1 sedan. The cheapest is the Hyundai Ioniq 5 at PKR 2.25 crore, and the dearest the Hyundai Ioniq 6 at PKR 2.3 crore. Neither starts below PKR 92 lakh, the middle price of every EV on sale here. Prices are indicative ex-factory, October 2026.

The longest real range here is the Hyundai Ioniq 6's, about 442 km in Pakistani conditions: derated from its rated figure for heat, air conditioning and motorway speed, not quoted from the brochure. Over the Hyundai Ioniq 5, that is 77 km more for PKR 5 lakh more. The fastest to charge is the Hyundai Ioniq 5, at up to 257 kW DC, about 16 minutes from 20 to 80 percent on a charger that can deliver it. Both take CCS2, the plug most public fast chargers in Pakistan carry.

Charged at home on the off-peak rate, the cheapest to run is the Hyundai Ioniq 6 at about Rs 371 per 100 km, against about Rs 3,257 for a petrol car at 12 km/l. What home charging takes, and how public charging prices compare.

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Questions about hyundai electric cars

Which is the cheapest of these?

Hyundai Ioniq 5 at PKR 2.25 crore (indicative ex-factory, October 2026), with a rated range of 507 km.

Which goes furthest on a charge?

Hyundai Ioniq 6, at roughly 442 km of usable range in Pakistani conditions, derated from its rated figure rather than quoted from the brochure.

What does a charge cost?

At the subsidised off-peak home rate of Rs 23.57 per kWh, between Rs 1,824 and Rs 1,980 for a full battery, depending on the model. Public DC fast charging costs several times that.

Then find somewhere to charge it

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