BUSINESS RECORDER•22 Oct 2026, 9:29 AM PKT
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Business Recorder reported on October 22 that Nora EV has revised prices for its E30, NEO and METRO electric cars, with listed prices ranging from Rs1,899,999 to Rs2,899,999 before GST. The price circular, dated October 20 and sent to dealers by Chief Commercial Officer Muhammad Asim Rasheed, sets the E-30 range between Rs1,899,999 and Rs2,249,999.
The NEO Comfort is priced at Rs2,499,999, while the METRO Deluxe costs Rs2,899,999. The circular says prices can change without notice and that the amount at invoicing will apply; transport, transit insurance and other charges are additional. Deliveries will be allocated in order of booking, while customers bear price increases linked to fiscal or tariff policy changes, currency devaluation or foreign-exchange fluctuations. Nora EV previously launched in Pakistan as the country’s first EV with battery swapping.
At a glance
- Nora EV revised prices across its E30, NEO and METRO electric-car range.
- Listed prices run from Rs1,899,999 to Rs2,899,999, excluding GST and other charges.
- Deliveries are allocated in booking order, and certain policy or currency-related price rises fall to customers.
Originally reported by BUSINESS RECORDER
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