Kaiyi E-Qute 04 Premium is currently available at Rs3.99 million, while its price will rise to Rs4.49 million after August 14.

Q Autos, the official seller of Kaiyi electric vehicles in Pakistan, has announced a price revision for the Kaiyi E-Qute 04 Premium, with the new rate scheduled to take effect from August 14, 2026.

The company is currently offering the electric hatchback at a limited-time introductory price of Rs3,990,000. Customers looking to purchase the vehicle at the existing price have been advised to book it by August 14, before the promotional offer expires.

According to the announcement, the Kaiyi E-Qute 04 Premium 300 KM variant will be priced at Rs4,490,000 after the introductory period ends. This represents an increase of Rs500,000 over the current price, making the upcoming revision an important consideration for prospective buyers.

The company has positioned the offer as an opportunity for customers considering a transition to electric mobility. Q Autos highlighted the current introductory pricing as a limited-time opportunity for buyers seeking a more affordable entry into the electric vehicle market.

The Kaiyi E-Qute 04 Premium is a compact electric hatchback designed primarily for urban mobility. The advertised variant offers a claimed driving range of up to 300 kilometres, making it suitable for daily commuting and city-based travel.

With the price increase approaching, customers interested in the Kaiyi E-Qute 04 can secure the vehicle at the current Rs3.99 million introductory price by completing their booking before the August 14 deadline. After that date, the price will automatically move to the revised Rs4.49 million level.

The latest pricing decision comes as Pakistan’s electric vehicle market continues to expand, with several new brands and models entering the local market.

Competitive pricing remains a key factor as consumers increasingly consider electric vehicles as an alternative to conventional petrol-powered cars.

For buyers already considering the Kaiyi E-Qute 04, the Rs500,000 difference between the introductory and revised prices makes the August 14 deadline particularly significant.