Chery Q EV Launched in Pakistan at PKR 5.554 Million With Free Home Charger
Chery Master Pakistan has officially entered the more affordable end of Pakistan’s electric-car market with the Chery Q EV, launched at an introductory PKR 5,554,000. The Q made its Pakistan debut at PAPS 2026 and is being promoted with a complimentary 7 kW home charger worth PKR 100,000. That immediately makes it one of the more interesting new EVs around the PKR 5.5 million mark. The Q is not being positioned as a basic city car either. The Pakistan-market specifications list a 42.7 kWh battery, a 90 kW electric motor, rear-wheel drive, six airbags, and a wide Level 2 ADAS package on the Premium configuration.
Chery Q Price in Pakistan
The current introductory price is:
Model | Introductory Price |
|---|---|
Chery Q EV | PKR 5,554,000 |
The company is also including a 7 kW home charger valued at PKR 100,000 with the current offer.
The official product page does not show a fixed expiry date for this introductory offer, so buyers should confirm the latest price and charger availability before booking.
It is also worth checking whether charger installation, cabling or any electrical work at the customer’s home is included, because the public offer confirms the charger itself but does not clearly state whether installation is covered.
Is PKR 5.554 Million the Price of the Premium Variant?
This is one detail buyers should understand carefully.
Chery Pakistan’s official product documentation lists Comfort and Premium configurations.
Both use the same 42.7 kWh battery and 90 kW motor, but there are important differences in safety, technology, and convenience equipment.
Launch reporting identifies the PKR 5,554,000 vehicle as the premium version.
However, Chery’s public Pakistan product page currently displays one headline price rather than separate prices for Comfort and Premium.
Until Chery publishes a separate comfort price, buyers should not assume both versions cost the same.
Battery, Motor and Claimed Range
The Chery Q uses a 42.7 kWh battery with a 90 kW electric motor.
That is equivalent to roughly 121 hp, while the quoted torque is 111 Nm.
Power is sent to the rear wheels.
Specification | Chery Q |
|---|---|
Battery | 42.7 kWh |
Motor | 90 kW |
Approx. power | 121 hp |
Torque | 111 Nm |
Drivetrain | Rear-wheel drive |
Claimed range | 400 km NEDC |
Wheelbase | 2,700 mm |
Chery quotes 400 km under the NEDC test cycle.
As always, this is a laboratory claim rather than a guaranteed real-world figure.
Actual range can vary depending on:
traffic
motorway speed
air-conditioning use
outside temperature
road gradients
tyre pressure
driving style
Buyers should therefore treat the 400 km number as a reference point rather than an everyday guarantee.
Fast Charging: 30–80% in Up to 16.5 Minutes
Chery says the Q can charge from 30% to 80% in up to 16.5 minutes using suitable DC fast-charging equipment.
That is a strong figure for a car in this price range, but maximum charging speed depends on the charger, battery temperature and current state of charge.
For everyday ownership, the included 7 kW home charger could matter even more.
Most private EV owners in Pakistan are likely to rely mainly on overnight home charging rather than public DC charging.
Vehicle-to-Load Adds Extra Utility
The premium version also supports 6.6 kW vehicle-to-load, or V2L.
This allows compatible electrical equipment to draw power from the vehicle’s traction battery.
Potential uses include:
outdoor equipment
camping accessories
small appliances
emergency backup use
This is one of the more unusual features in a compact EV at this price point.
Six Airbags and a Large ADAS Package
Safety equipment is one of the Q Premium’s strongest areas.
The Pakistan specification lists six airbags together with an extensive Level 2 ADAS suite.
Features include:
Adaptive Cruise Control
Automatic Emergency Braking
Forward Collision Warning
Lane Departure Warning
Lane Keeping Assist
Lane Departure Prevention
Blind Spot Detection
Lane Change Assist
Rear Cross Traffic Alert
Rear Collision Warning
Door Opening Warning
Traffic Jam Assist
Emergency Lane Keeping
Intelligent Headlight Control
Automatic Parking Assist
The Premium variant also gets a 540-degree HD panoramic camera system.
These systems are driver aids, not autonomous-driving technology, so the driver remains fully responsible for controlling the vehicle.
Comfort vs Premium: Key Differences
The official Pakistan brochure shows several meaningful differences between the two configurations.
Feature | Comfort | Premium |
|---|---|---|
Wheels | 16-inch steel | 17-inch alloy |
Ground clearance | 162 mm | 166 mm |
Driver’s seat | 6-way manual | 6-way powered |
Instrument display | 8-inch | 8.88-inch |
Infotainment | 12.8-inch | 15.6-inch |
Audio | 4 speakers | 6 speakers + 1 exterior |
Wireless charging | No | 50 W |
ADAS suite | Not listed | Extensive Level 2 package |
Camera | Rear camera | 540-degree panoramic |
Powered tailgate | No | Yes |
Powered frunk | No | Yes |
Both variants use the same basic electric powertrain.
That means the eventual price of the Comfort version could become important if Chery decides to position it below PKR 5.554 million.
15.6-Inch Infotainment Display on Premium
The premium version gets a 15.6-inch central touchscreen and an 8.88-inch digital instrument cluster.
Other listed equipment includes:
Wireless Apple CarPlay
Wired Apple CarPlay
Android Auto
50 W wireless phone charging
Powered driver’s seat
Power-folding mirrors
Automatic mirror folding on lock
Multi-speaker audio system
That gives the Q a cabin that feels more technology-focused than many entry-level EVs.
Useful Storage and 70-Litre Frunk
The Q also offers a 70-litre powered front storage compartment, or frunk.
That is useful for carrying:
charging cables
small bags
emergency equipment
cleaning accessories
At the rear, Chery quotes approximately 375 litres of luggage space, expanding to around 1,450 litres with the rear seats folded.
The vehicle measures:
4,195 mm long
1,811 mm wide
1,568 mm high
2,700 mm wheelbase
The premium version has approximately 166 mm of ground clearance.
Warranty: Use the Official Chery Figures
Chery Pakistan’s official material lists:
Vehicle Warranty: 6 years or 150,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 years or 160,000 km
Whichever limit is reached first applies.
Some secondary launch reports have quoted a different general-vehicle warranty, but the official Chery Pakistan documentation is the more reliable reference.
Buyers should still read the full warranty terms before booking.
What Is the Booking Amount?
Launch coverage has reported a PKR 1.5 million booking amount.
Some authorised Chery dealers have also advertised the same figure.
Because booking amounts can change, buyers should confirm the latest deposit directly with an authorised dealership before transferring funds.
A firm nationwide customer-delivery schedule has not yet been clearly published in the central product information.
How Does the Chery Q Compare With the MG Binguo EV?
The most obvious rival is the MG Binguo EV.
The MG Binguo EV is currently listed around PKR 5.699 million, which places the Chery Q slightly below it on price.
The Q also brings:
Larger battery
Higher motor output
Six airbags
More extensive ADAS
540-degree camera
V2L
Longer general vehicle warranty
Complimentary home charger
AutoWheels already has a detailed Chery Q vs MG Binguo EV comparison for buyers deciding between the two.
What Buyers Should Confirm Before Booking
Before placing an order, buyers should confirm:
current ex-factory price
whether the PKR 5.554 million offer is still active
whether the 7 kW home charger is still included
whether charger installation is included
exact variant
booking amount
delivery month
freight charges
registration costs
warranty conditions
service coverage in their city
Because the price is described as introductory, commercial terms can change.
Is the Chery Q a Good Value at PKR 5.554 Million?
On paper, the Q is a strong value proposition.
At around PKR 5.55 million, the premium specification combines:
42.7 kWh battery
121 hp
Rear-wheel drive
400 km NEDC range
Six airbags
Level 2 ADAS
540-degree camera
V2L
15.6-inch infotainment
Powered tailgate
Powered frunk
Free 7 kW charger
That is a long list of equipment for the price.
The main questions are no longer about specifications.
They are about long-term ownership:
reliability
service support
parts availability
resale value
warranty execution
Those factors will become clearer after more cars reach Pakistani customers.
Final Take
The Chery Q enters Pakistan with one of the more aggressive EV launch packages currently available.
At PKR 5,554,000, buyers get a 42.7 kWh battery, rear-wheel drive, approximately 121 hp, and a claimed 400 km NEDC range.
The Premium version adds a broad ADAS package, six airbags, a 540-degree camera, V2L, a large infotainment display and powered storage areas.
The complimentary 7 kW home charger worth PKR 100,000 strengthens the introductory package further.
The main unanswered question is the role of the Comfort configuration, because Chery’s official documentation lists both Comfort and Premium, but the public retail page currently displays only one headline price. For now, the Chery Q is one of the more feature-rich EVs around the PKR 5.5 million mark.