The National Institute of Electronics (NIE) has achieved a groundbreaking feat by successfully transforming an 800cc fuel-powered car into an electric vehicle (EV). This milestone marks a significant step forward in Pakistan’s journey towards sustainable transportation solutions.
NIE’s Electric Car Debut
The electric car unveiled at the Allama Iqbal Open University expo features a powerful 10-kilowatt motor powered by a high-capacity battery.
Zawar Hussain, the General Director of NIE, revealed that the institute is working tirelessly to make the car fully functional, showcasing its commitment to advancing electric mobility in the country.
Growing Electric Car Market
Pakistan’s electric car market is experiencing rapid expansion, with various companies introducing new models to cater to the increasing demand for eco-friendly vehicles.
Hyundai Nishat recently launched the IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 6 in the local market, offering consumers premium electric driving experiences.
Hyundai’s New Electric Models
The IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 6, introduced by Hyundai Nishat, promise cutting-edge technology and futuristic design elements. Priced at Rs. 22,500,000 and Rs. 23,000,000 respectively, these electric vehicles offer customers an eco-conscious and luxurious driving option.
Booking Details and Availability
Hyundai Nishat has opened bookings for the IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 6, with an estimated delivery time of 4-5 months. Prospective buyers are required to make a 50% payment at the time of booking, with the remaining amount due upon delivery.
Interested individuals can visit Hyundai dealerships in Lahore and Karachi to book these electrifying vehicles and embark on a journey towards greener transportation.
How Electric Vehicles Will Benefit Pakistan
- Reduced carbon emissions: Electric vehicles produce fewer greenhouse gases, helping to mitigate air pollution and combat climate change.
- Cost savings: Electric cars offer lower fuel and maintenance costs compared to traditional vehicles, providing long-term savings for consumers.
- Energy independence: With Pakistan’s growing renewable energy sector, electric vehicles contribute to reducing dependence on imported fossil fuels.
- Technological advancement: Embracing electric vehicles fosters innovation and technological development in the automotive industry, promoting economic growth.