#2
- Range
- 170 km
- Battery
- 34.5 kWh
- DC
- 20 kW
From
PKR 1.43 Cr
Standard
Ex-factory
PKR 1.15 Cr
Est. on-road
PKR 1.19 Cr
- Real-world range
- 90 km
- 119 km claimed (NEDC)
- Battery
- 19.27 kWh
- Max DC charge
- 70 kW
- Seats
- 7
The breakdown
How this score was built
Every pillar is derived from the vehicle’s raw figures by published threshold rules, and the composite is computed from the fixed weights. No score on this site is typed in by hand.
Value
22% of composite
10
Reliability
22% of composite
60
Performance
18% of composite
20
After-Sales
12% of composite
100
Company Trust
12% of composite
20
Charging Network Compatibility
5% of composite
80
Pakistan Road Suitability
5% of composite
50
Market Sentiment
4% of composite
80
Weighted composite
43.1
Score history
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Specifications
Full figures — Standard
As published by the manufacturer. Anything we have not been able to verify is left out rather than estimated.
Battery & charging
- Battery
- 19.27 kWh
- Claimed range
- 119 km (NEDC)
- Real-world est.
- 90 km
- Max DC charge
- 70 kW
Dimensions
- Seats
- 7
- Ground clearance
- 150 mm
On the road
What you actually pay
- Ex-factory price
- Rs 11,500,000
- Registration, token and taxes
- Rs 356,500
Estimated on-road
Rs 11,856,500
Punjab registration at filer rates, FY 2026-27 schedules. Actual invoices vary by excise office and dealer charges, and non-filer rates are higher. The line-by-line breakdown is a figure we publish only where we hold the schedule.
Running cost
Against an equivalent petrol car
- Consumption worked out
- 21.4 kWh/100km
- Electricity at Rs 45/kWh
- Rs 9,630/mo
- Petrol at Rs 268/L
- Rs 22,333/mo
You save
Rs 12,703/mo
Based on 1,000 km a month, home AC charging, and a petrol car returning 12 km/L. Tariff and petrol price are site-wide values, updated centrally. Consumption is worked out from battery capacity and real-world range, because the manufacturer has not published a figure.
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Where this car can charge
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DC fast CCS270 kW
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AC Type 2
Public network coverage
88%
of mapped public stations can charge this car — 7 of 8.
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#2