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Electric sedans in Pakistan

Saloons, where the long-range batteries tend to be. Prices, range and charging for every one on sale here.

4models
1.15 crorefrom (PKR)
442km best real range
233kW fastest DC
ModelPrice (PKR) BatteryRated rangeReal rangeDC maxHome charge
MG5 EV 1.15 crore 61.1 kWh 403 km WLTP ~290 km 87 kW ~Rs 1,440
Deepal L07 1.4 crore 66.8 kWh 540 km CLTC ~301 km 93 kW ~Rs 1,574
BYD Seal 1.48 crore to 1.7 crore 82.5 kWh 570 km WLTP ~410 km 150 kW ~Rs 1,945
Hyundai Ioniq 6 2.3 crore 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

Electric sedans compared

4 of the 33 electric cars on sale in Pakistan are sedans, from 4 brands. The cheapest is the MG5 EV at PKR 1.15 crore, and the dearest the Hyundai Ioniq 6 at PKR 2.3 crore. None of them 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 MG5 EV, that is 152 km more for PKR 1.15 crore more. The fastest to charge is the Hyundai Ioniq 6, at up to 233 kW DC, about 16 minutes from 20 to 80 percent on a charger that can deliver it. All of them 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

Questions about electric sedans

Which is the cheapest of these?

MG5 EV at PKR 1.15 crore (indicative ex-factory, October 2026), with a rated range of 403 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 1,440 and Rs 1,945 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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