Chery Master Pakistan to launch 400km-range Chery Q EV

Mettis Global reported that Chery Master Pakistan will unveil the all-electric Chery Q at the Pakistan Auto Show 2026 on September 18. The company plans to disclose the price and open bookings at the event. The urban-focused model is aimed at buyers seeking a practical second car for everyday commuting, as electric vehicles gain ground locally.

Figures shared by the company show the new-energy vehicle segment grew 392% during FY2025-26 and now accounts for about 15% of the wider automobile market. The Chery Q uses a 42.7 kWh battery, which the company says supports a range of up to 400 kilometres on the NEDC cycle. It measures 4,195 mm long on a 2,700 mm wheelbase, and its equipment includes a 15.6-inch display, automatic parking and vehicle-to-load functionality.

The company estimates that a petrol car covering 20,000 kilometres a year would burn about Rs488,000 worth of fuel. For households that charge the Chery Q with surplus rooftop solar, annual energy costs could fall to around Rs30,000, based on efficiency of about 7.2 kilometres per unit. Mettis Global noted that Pakistan imported roughly 17 GW of solar PV capacity in 2024, widening the base of households able to power vehicles themselves.