Valore Motor Corporation has introduced its first electric vehicle in Pakistan, featuring a 21.6 kWh LFP battery, a claimed 292 km WLTP range and a top speed of 75 km/h. Pricing will be announced later.
Valore Motor Corporation has entered Pakistan’s electric vehicle market with the unveiling of the Valore Quad, an urban electric vehicle featuring a bold SUV-inspired appearance similar to the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon. The company has announced that pre-bookings will begin on November 16, 2026, while the official price remains undisclosed.
The Valore Quad has been developed through a partnership between Valore Motor Corporation Pakistan and China-based KUCA NEV. The vehicle is positioned in the L7 category and B-segment, targeting customers looking for an electric mobility solution for everyday urban transportation.
With its tall stance, upright proportions and boxy exterior, the Quad adopts a design that gives it the appearance of a miniature off-road SUV. Its styling distinguishes it from conventional small electric commuters currently available in the market.
The company describes the Quad as the largest urban commuter in its category currently offered in China. Pakistan will serve as the starting point for Valore’s local vehicle portfolio, with the company planning to introduce additional models in 2027.
Valore Quad Performance and Powertrain
Unlike conventional electric SUVs, the Valore Quad focuses on city transportation rather than high-speed performance. It comes with an electric powertrain producing approximately 10 horsepower, while its maximum speed is rated at 75 km/h.
These specifications indicate that the vehicle is primarily designed for short-distance commuting, daily errands and urban travel. Its SUV-inspired exterior should not be confused with the performance capabilities of a conventional electric crossover or off-road vehicle.
Battery Capacity and Driving Range
The Valore Quad features a 21.6 kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery pack. According to the company, the vehicle offers a claimed driving range of 292 kilometres under the WLTP testing cycle.
Its estimated range stands at approximately 250 kilometres under EPA standards, while the CLTC figure is reported at 356 kilometres. Actual driving range may vary depending on road conditions, driving habits and weather.
With pre-bookings scheduled to begin on November 16, prospective buyers will have to wait for the official price announcement to assess its market positioning.
The Valore Quad marks a new addition to Pakistan’s expanding electric mobility segment, particularly the emerging category of compact electric urban commuters.