Cheapest electric car in Pakistan: The cheapest electric car on electvehicle.com is the Inverex Xio, listed from Rs 3,499,000. This guide starts with that car and then lists the next cheapest cars from the electric cars page, in price order.
Cheapest Electric Cars in Pakistan 2026 — Price List
| Model | Price in Pakistan |
|---|---|
| Inverex Xio | from Rs 3,499,000 |
| Honri Ve | Rs 3,599,000 – 4,399,000 |
| Kaiyi e-Qute 04 | from Rs 3,990,000 |
| JMEV EV3 | approx. Rs 4,900,000 – 5,000,000 |
| Dongfeng Box | Rs 5,500,000 – 6,800,000 |
| Chery Q Premium | Rs 5,554,000 |
After the Inverex Xio, the next cheapest car is the Honri Ve at Rs 3,599,000 – 4,399,000, followed by the Kaiyi e-Qute 04 from Rs 3,990,000. The JMEV EV3, Dongfeng Box and Chery Q Premium complete this lowest-priced group. Prices are shown exactly as listed on electvehicle.com, including “from” and “approx.” wording where the site uses it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest electric car in Pakistan?
On electvehicle.com, the cheapest electric car in this list is the Inverex Xio, listed from Rs 3,499,000.
What is the second cheapest electric car in this list?
The second cheapest car in this list is the Honri Ve at Rs 3,599,000 – 4,399,000.
Are these the final prices?
No. These are the prices shown on electvehicle.com at the time of writing, so check the electric cars page for the latest price before buying.
Cheapest Electric Car in Pakistan: Before You Buy
When you are comparing the cheapest electric car in Pakistan, start by confirming the price with an authorised dealer before you buy, because listed prices can change and delivery or registration charges may apply separately. Ask the dealer what is included in the quoted price, whether the model is available, and what warranty and after-sales support are offered in person.
For everyday use, think about how you will charge the car at home or on the road, where charging is available near your usual routes, and how far you normally travel in a day. A short test drive, if available, can help you judge comfort and handling for city and highway driving, and it gives you a chance to ask about charging, maintenance, and service in person.
Use the price list above as a starting point rather than a final quote, and compare the models on this site in the same price range. Keep a note of the model, the dealer, and the price you were quoted, so you can compare options clearly and check the latest listing before you decide.
Before you buy, check the total cost beyond the listed price, including delivery, registration, and any other charges the dealer confirms, and ask how spare parts and service are handled locally. These general checks help you avoid surprises after purchase, and they make it easier to compare the cheapest electric car in Pakistan with other options on a like-for-like basis.
If you are new to electric cars, take time to learn how charging works, how to plan longer trips, and what maintenance is normally needed, and ask the dealer to explain anything that is unclear. A careful, dealer-confirmed comparison is more useful than rushing a decision, and it helps you choose a model that fits your daily needs and your budget.
When you revisit the list, check whether the model, price, and availability have changed since you last looked, because listings can be updated without notice. The cheapest electric car in Pakistan shown here should be treated as a guide, and the dealer-confirmed price is the one to rely on for your final decision.
Finally, compare the model with similar options on comfort, charging, and support, and take notes during any dealer visit or test drive. This careful approach, along with a dealer-confirmed price, will help you make a confident choice without relying only on a single listing.
Check the listing again before you visit a dealer, and check it again before you decide.
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About the author
Shehriyar Ahmed runs electvehicle.com, a guide to electric bike, car and cycle prices, charging and government schemes in Pakistan.