Chery Master Pakistan is getting ready to bring a new all-electric car to the market. The company plans to introduce the Chery Q at the Pakistan Auto Show (PAPS) 2026 on September 18. At the event, it will also share the price and start taking bookings.
The Chery Q is designed mainly for city use and daily travel. It comes with a 42.7 kWh battery that can deliver up to 400 kilometres of range on a single charge under the NEDC standard. The company claims an efficiency of about 9.4 kilometres per unit of electricity. The car is compact, measuring 4,195 mm in length with a 2,700 mm wheelbase, which makes it easy to drive in crowded streets while still offering decent space inside.
It includes modern features such as Level 2 driver assistance systems with 21 functions, automatic parking help, a large 15.6-inch screen, mobile connectivity, and the ability to power external devices through Vehicle-to-Load technology.
This launch comes at a time when electric and new-energy vehicles are growing quickly in Pakistan. According to company figures, this segment rose by 392 percent in the last financial year and now makes up around 15 percent of the overall car market. Chery Master also highlights how the car can work well with home solar systems, potentially cutting running costs sharply for owners who charge using excess solar power.