Honri Pakistan has announced a major year-end price reduction on its popular Honri VE electric vehicle lineup, joining the growing trend of automotive brands offering attractive discounts to boost sales before the close of the year.
The limited-time offer brings a substantial price cut on both the Honri VE 2.0 and Honri VE 3.0 variants, making these electric cars more accessible to buyers looking for affordable EV options in Pakistan.
As part of this year-end promotion, Honri Pakistan has reduced the prices of both variants by a flat Rs. 600,000.
The Honri VE 2.0, which was previously priced at Rs. 4,199,000, is now available for Rs. 3,599,000.
Similarly, the Honri VE 3.0 has seen its price drop from Rs. 4,999,000 to Rs. 4,399,000. This uniform discount across the lineup highlights Honri’s aggressive pricing strategy as competition in Pakistan’s electric vehicle market continues to intensify.
With the revised pricing, Honri aims to attract customers who have been waiting for a price correction before switching to electric mobility.
The Honri VE series is positioned as a practical urban EV, offering low running costs, reduced maintenance expenses, and an eco-friendly driving experience.
These advantages, combined with the new discounted prices, make the Honri VE a compelling choice for city commuters and first-time EV buyers.
The company has clarified that this price reduction is part of a limited-time year-end offer. Once the promotional period ends, prices are expected to revert to their previous levels.
This creates an opportunity for potential buyers to secure significant savings if they place their orders within the offer window.
Such time-bound discounts have become increasingly common as automakers push to clear inventory and improve sales figures before the new year.
Honri Pakistan’s decision to slash prices also reflects the broader market dynamics, where brands are competing aggressively amid fluctuating demand and growing consumer interest in electric vehicles.
Rising fuel prices and increasing awareness of environmental concerns have encouraged many Pakistani buyers to explore EV alternatives, prompting manufacturers to offer competitive pricing and incentives.
Overall, the Rs. 600,000 price cut on both the Honri VE 2.0 and VE 3.0 strengthens Honri’s position in Pakistan’s evolving EV landscape.
For buyers seeking an affordable electric car with modern features and lower ownership costs, this year-end discount presents a timely and attractive opportunity.