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Electric MPVs in Pakistan
Seven seats, electric. Prices, range and charging for every one on sale here.
- 2Models
- 3.15 croreFrom, PKR
- 400kmBest real range
- 290kWFastest DC
| Model | Price (PKR) | Battery | Rated range | Real range | DC max | Home charge |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XPeng X9 | 3.15 crore | 101.5 kWh | 702 km CLTC | ~386 km | 290 kW | ~Rs 3,505 |
| Zeekr 009 | 4.6 crore to 4.9 crore | 116.0 kWh | 582 km WLTP | ~400 km | DC rate not published | ~Rs 4,005 |
Prices are the official ex-factory prices as of November 2026 and change without notice; an on-road price adds registration. Real range is the distance at a steady 100 km/h, or at its top speed for a car that cannot reach that, with 10 percent kept in reserve, worked out from the maker's figure for its test standard. How that is worked out. Home charge is a full battery at the off-peak rate of Rs 34.53 per kWh before taxes.
In brief
Electric MPVs compared
What is on sale2 of the 71 electric cars on sale in Pakistan are MPVs, from 2 brands. The cheapest is the XPeng X9 at PKR 3.15 crore, and the dearest the Zeekr 009 at PKR 4.6 crore to 4.9 crore. Neither starts below PKR 1.199 crore, the middle price of every EV on sale here. Prices are the official ex-factory prices, November 2026.
Range and chargingThe longest real range here is the Zeekr 009's, about 400 km in Pakistani conditions: derated from its rated figure for heat, air conditioning and motorway speed, not quoted from the brochure. Over the XPeng X9, that is 14 km more for PKR 1.45 crore more. The fastest to charge is the XPeng X9, at up to 290 kW DC, about 17 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.
Running costCharged at home on the off-peak rate, the cheapest to run is the XPeng X9 at about Rs 817 per 100 km, against about Rs 2,792 for a petrol car at 12 km/l. What home charging takes, and how public charging prices compare.
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- MG electric cars5 models, from 56.99 lakh
- BYD electric cars5 models, from 72.9 lakh
- BMW electric cars5 models, from 2.49 crore
- GUGO electric cars4 models, from 37.5 lakh
- Nora electric cars3 models, from 18.99 lakh
- Dongfeng electric cars3 models, from 55 lakh
- GAC electric cars3 models, from 63.99 lakh
- Ora electric cars3 models, from 85.99 lakh
- Xpeng electric cars3 models, from 1.22 crore
- Deepal electric cars3 models, from 1.4 crore
- MINI electric cars3 models, from 1.75 crore
- Zeekr electric cars3 models, from 1.799 crore
- Audi electric cars3 models, from 2.885 crore
- Mercedes-Benz electric cars3 models, from 5.46 crore
- Alektra electric cars2 models, from 10.45 lakh
- Kaiyi electric cars2 models, from 44.9 lakh
- JMEV electric cars2 models, from 49 lakh
- Jaecoo electric cars2 models, from 59.99 lakh
- Kia electric cars2 models, from 1.85 crore
- Changan electric cars2 models, from 2 crore
- Hyundai electric cars2 models, from 2.25 crore
Questions
Questions about electric MPVs
Which is the cheapest of these?
XPeng X9 at PKR 3.15 crore (official ex-factory price, November 2026), with a rated range of 702 km.
Which goes furthest on a charge?
Zeekr 009, at roughly 400 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 off-peak home rate of Rs 34.53 per kWh before taxes, between Rs 3,505 and Rs 4,005 for a full battery, depending on the model. Public DC fast charging costs several times that.
Then find somewhere to charge it
Every public charger in Pakistan on one map, with the ones your car can actually use, and a planner that knows its real range.