Chawla Green Motors has officially announced the pricing of the newly launched Dongfeng eπ 007 electric sedan in Pakistan.
The eπ 007 is available in three variants: Essence, Prestige, and Excellence, each offering a distinct blend of performance and advanced features. According to the company, these introductory prices apply only to the first 200 units, after which the rates may be revised.
The Essence variant has been priced at Rs. 11.9 million. The mid-tier Prestige variant will cost buyers Rs. 12.45 million. At the top end, the fully equipped Excellence variant is priced at Rs. 13.9 million.
Variant Price
| Variant | Ex-Factory Price |
|---|---|
| Essence | Rs. 11,900,000 |
| Prestige | Rs. 12,450,000 |
| Excellence | Rs. 13,900,000 |
The electric sedan features a powerful dual-motor AWD setup with 536 hp, a 73.5 kWh battery, and a WLTP range of up to 463 km. It also boasts rapid DC charging, capable of topping up from 20% to 80% in just 18 minutes.
The car also stands out with features such as a 15.6-inch infotainment screen, 19-speaker premium audio, full ADAS suite, frameless doors, active rear spoiler, and a luxury cabin with modern conveniences like wireless charging and dual-zone climate control.
Source: PakWheels
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I stand corrected.
what were you wrong about?
That’s the problem, you see. This whole EV policy is a scam. Nearly EVs that are being introduced in Pakistan fall in the luxury category with price tags in excess of 1 crore. The cheapest EV hatchbacks that are available cost 4 million and upwards. That’s a million rupees expensive than the Alto. No aspirant middle class car buyer will dole out his/her money on expensive EVs since he’s not getting his money’s worth on these disposable ticking time bombs with unsafe batteries. The rich can afford waste their money on ‘feature-rich’ expensive EV sedans and SUVs without worrying about reliability. Kyun Kay Haram ka paisa he. Gaari kharaab Hoti he to ho. EV companies are smart to tap into the 0.1% of the elite class segment owing to better profit margins. The end result would be flight of capital and an increased hurder on the foreign exchange. Unless the cheapest EV is not priced less than the basic ICE hatch i.e, Alto, this whole EV will reek of a fraud and a tool for ‘money laundering’ with crippling effects on a fragile economy. This has to stop!