Chery Master Pakistan has officially started pre-bookings for the upcoming Chery Q Third Generation, while full vehicle details remain undisclosed.

Chery Master Pakistan has announced the opening of pre-bookings for the Chery Q Third Generation, giving prospective buyers an early opportunity to reserve the upcoming model with a booking amount of Rs1.5 million.

The company introduced the vehicle as the “Q Third Generation,” presenting it as a new approach to urban mobility. Chery says the upcoming model has been developed with a focus on character, convenience and a refreshed city-driving experience.

According to the booking announcement, customers can now reserve the Chery Q by paying PKR 1,500,000. However, Chery Master Pakistan has not yet disclosed the vehicle’s complete specifications, features, powertrain or other technical details.

The lack of detailed information means that several key aspects of the upcoming vehicle remain unclear. These include its engine or electric powertrain, battery capacity if applicable, performance figures, dimensions, safety equipment and available variants.

Chery Master Pakistan is currently promoting the Q Third Generation as a model aimed at urban mobility, suggesting that practicality, convenience and city use could be among its key selling points.

The company is expected to provide more information about the vehicle during the upcoming Pakistan Auto Show. The event could serve as the platform for Chery to formally showcase the model and reveal its specifications, features and other market-related details.

The opening of bookings ahead of the full reveal indicates that Chery Master Pakistan is seeking early interest from customers in the upcoming model. However, buyers may have to wait for the official launch presentation to get a clearer picture of what the Chery Q Third Generation will offer in Pakistan.

For now, the Rs1.5 million booking amount is the only confirmed financial detail released by the company, while pricing, delivery timelines and other purchase-related information are yet to be announced.