Changan enters Pakistan's pickup segment with Nevo Hunter, priced at Rs 10.99 million

Changan has launched the Nevo Hunter in Pakistan, marking its entry into the country's pickup truck segment at a price of Rs10,990,000. According to Pakwheels, the mid-size model is not entirely new, since Changan first displayed it at a PAPS event in November 2025 under the Deepal K50 Hunter name. The vehicle has been rebadged for Pakistan under the Nevo sub-brand, and it already sells in China, the Philippines and Thailand.

Changan presents the Hunter as the first mass-produced pickup using a range-extended electric design, in which electric motors alone turn the wheels and a petrol engine works only as a generator. Two motors, one at each axle, give permanent 4x4 capability and produce 322hp and 529Nm of torque, with a claimed 0-100km/h time of 7.9 seconds. A 31kWh battery provides 131km of pure electric range, and combined range reaches 700-900km with a full charge and tank.

Off-road equipment includes 220mm of ground clearance, selectable 2H, 4H and 4L modes, and front and rear differentials that can be locked electronically. Terrain modes cover snow, mud, sand and creep, while hill descent control and an underbody camera complete the kit. A booking amount of Rs2.2 million applies, and early bookers can opt for a price lock. Full-payment buyers can expect deliveries from October 2026, while those paying in part will receive their vehicles from February 2027.