Chery Master Pakistan will launch the all-electric Chery Q at Pakistan Auto Show 2026 on September 18, with pricing and bookings to be announced as demand for electric vehicles grows.
KARACHI: Chery Master Pakistan is set to expand its new-energy vehicle portfolio with the launch of the all-electric Chery Q at the Pakistan Auto Show (PAPS) 2026 on September 18, as electric vehicles continue to gain ground in the country’s automobile market.
The company will announce the vehicle’s price and open bookings at the auto show, positioning the Chery Q as an urban-focused electric vehicle for consumers seeking a practical additional car for everyday commuting.
Chery Q Targets Pakistan’s Growing EV Market
The launch comes amid rapid growth in Pakistan’s new-energy vehicle (NEV) market.
According to figures shared by Chery Master Pakistan, the NEV segment grew by 392% during FY2025-26 and now accounts for around 15% of the overall automobile market.
The Chery Q is powered by a 42.7 kWh battery, offering a claimed driving range of up to 400 kilometres under the NEDC cycle and efficiency of up to 9.4 kilometres per unit.
The vehicle measures 4,195 mm in length and has a 2,700 mm wheelbase, combining a relatively compact footprint for urban use with spacious interiors.
Advanced Technology and Safety Features
The Chery Q comes with a technology package that includes Level 2 Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) with 21 assistance features.
Other features include:
• Automatic Parking Assist
• 15.6-inch 2.5K display
• Mobile connectivity
• Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) functionality
The combination of driver-assistance technology, connectivity and electric power is intended to position the Chery Q as an urban mobility option for Pakistani consumers.
Chery Q Promotes Solar-Powered Mobility
Chery Master Pakistan is also seeking to tap into the country’s rapidly expanding rooftop solar market by presenting electric mobility as a way for households to put surplus solar generation to productive use.
According to estimates shared by the company, a conventional petrol vehicle driven around 20,000 kilometres annually could consume approximately Rs488,000 worth of fuel.
By comparison, a real-world usage calculation based on efficiency of around 7.2 kilometres per unit suggests that annual energy costs for operating the Chery Q could fall to approximately Rs30,000 for households able to use surplus solar power for charging.
The economics could become increasingly relevant as rooftop solar penetration expands across Pakistan.
The country imported around 17 GW of solar PV capacity during 2024, creating a growing base of households capable of using self-generated electricity for mobility instead of exporting surplus power to the grid.
Chery Master Expands New-Energy Portfolio
The Chery Q launch will further broaden Chery Master Pakistan’s presence in the new-energy vehicle segment, adding an all-electric urban mobility offering to its expanding portfolio.
Globally, Chery operates in more than 130 countries and has over 20 million customers.
In Pakistan, the company operates in partnership with Master Group, which has more than six decades of industrial experience and has established 15 3S dealerships in less than 10 months.
Pricing, booking details and the complete commercial proposition for the Chery Q will be announced at Pakistan Auto Show 2026 on September 18.