First locally produced electric car launched in Pakistan

 

First locally produced electric car launched in Pakistan


First locally produced electric car launched in Pakistan

KARACHI: On Sunday, the very first domestically built electric automobile was unveiled in Karachi courtesy to the joint initiatives of the Dice Foundation, academic institutions, and the corporate sector.

On the nation's Independence Day, the inauguration event took place at a nearby hotel. In the latter half of 2024, the public will be able to make reservations for the NUR-E 75 vehicle. The NED University of Engineering and Technology created its rechargeable battery, which has cutting-edge characteristics. The automobile will probably be sold as well.

First locally produced electric car launched in Pakistan


The Sir Syed University of Engineering is creating the adapters for these cars. To shorten charging times, effort is also being done on the creation of speedier adapters.

The National College of Arts produced the layout, and all of the vehicle's parts were made in Pakistan (NCA).

Upon charging for 8 hours using a 220V hookup, the vehicle can go 210 kilometers at a speed of 120 km/h.

The "Made in Pakistan" automobile, according to Dice Foundation President Dr. Khurshid Qureshi, is a significant development for the sustainability of the nation's economy. According to him, Pakistan has also made the first move in the worldwide car sector towards the electric vehicle renaissance. He continued by saying that this initiative will solve all of the nation's fiscal woes.

According to Dr. Qureshi, money will be obtained via Class A, B, and C waves of investment for commercial manufacturing. He stated that the automobile will be introduced underneath the JAXERI moniker.

The first model is a five-seater compact, but succeeding phases would also include the production of sedans and SUVs, he noted.

He added that mass producing the automobile will safeguard the ecosystem and can save money that would have been spent on importing gasoline. He continued by saying that Pakistan would have access to electric automobile technology on par with Western nations, which will make it simpler to maintain local financial stability.

Prominent figures from the technical, automotive, and corporate sector attended the inaugural ceremony. They thanked Dr. Qureshi and the staff for presenting the automobile.


First locally produced electric car launched in Pakistan

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