Most people shopping for an electric car ask the same thing first: how far will it go on one charge? Chargers are still hard to find on many intercity routes, so range matters a lot. Below are the EV cars in Pakistan that go the furthest, along with their battery size and price. Range is shown in WLTP, with a converted estimate where a brand only quotes NEDC. Prices are as of early October 2026, so check with the dealer before you book.
Longest Range EV Cars in Pakistan
1. BMW iX xDrive60
The BMW iX xDrive60 takes the top spot with an official range of up to 701 km WLTP. It uses a 109.1 kWh battery and is priced at Rs 58.06 million ex-factory, which makes it the longest range EV in Pakistan right now.
2. BMW i7 M70 xDrive
The BMW i7 M70 xDrive is rated at 601 to 686 km WLTP and carries a 112.4 kWh battery. At Rs 65.9 million, it has the highest EV car price in Pakistan on this list, but its range comes close to the iX.
3. ZEEKR 7X Long Range RWD
The ZEEKR 7X Long Range RWD offers 615 km WLTP from a 100 kWh battery for Rs 24.99 million. Its battery warranty covers 8 years or 150,000 km, which makes it the best value among the top-ranked cars.
4. ZEEKR 009
The ZEEKR 009 is a large luxury MPV with a 116 kWh battery and 582 km WLTP. It is priced at Rs 45.99 million and shows that a big body can still deliver strong range.
5. BYD Seal Premium
The BYD Seal Premium has an 82.56 kWh Blade Battery and a claimed 650 km NEDC, which works out to roughly 545 km on a WLTP basis. It costs Rs 16.99 million, a fair price for a new EV car in Pakistan with this much range.
6. XPENG G6 Long Range RWD
The XPENG G6 Long Range RWD gives 535 km WLTP from an 80.8 kWh battery and costs Rs 15.5 million. The more powerful Performance AWD uses the same battery but is rated lower at 510 km WLTP.
7. GAC Hyptec HT
The GAC Hyptec HT carries an 83 kWh LFP battery and is rated at 520 km WLTP (620 km NEDC). Starting from Rs 11.999 million, it is the cheapest long range option on this list.
8. Hyundai IONIQ 6 AWD
The Hyundai IONIQ 6 AWD manages 519 km WLTP from a smaller 77.4 kWh battery and costs Rs 23 million. In a road test, it covered 376 km from Lahore to Islamabad with about 100 km of indicated range left.
9. Kia EV9 GT-Line
The Kia EV9 GT-Line is a large three-row SUV rated at 505 km WLTP with a 99.8 kWh battery. Its September promotional price was Rs 38.65 million, down from Rs 43.2 million.
10. Kia EV5 Earth Long Range AWD
The Kia EV5 Earth Long Range AWD has an 88.1 kWh battery and an official 500 km WLTP, against 620 km NEDC. Its September promotional price was Rs 21.85 million, down from Rs 23.5 million.
Range, Battery and Price at a Glance
- BMW iX xDrive60: 701 km WLTP, 109.1 kWh, Rs 58.06 million
- BMW i7 M70 xDrive: up to 686 km WLTP, 112.4 kWh, Rs 65.9 million
- ZEEKR 7X Long Range RWD: 615 km WLTP, 100 kWh, Rs 24.99 million
- ZEEKR 009: 582 km WLTP, 116 kWh, Rs 45.99 million
- BYD Seal Premium: about 545 km WLTP-equivalent, 82.56 kWh, Rs 16.99 million
- XPENG G6 Long Range RWD: 535 km WLTP, 80.8 kWh, Rs 15.5 million
- GAC Hyptec HT: 520 km WLTP, 83 kWh, from Rs 11.999 million
- Hyundai IONIQ 6 AWD: 519 km WLTP, 77.4 kWh, Rs 23 million
- Kia EV9 GT-Line: 505 km WLTP, 99.8 kWh, Rs 38.65 million (promo)
- Kia EV5 Earth Long Range AWD: 500 km WLTP, 88.1 kWh, Rs 21.85 million (promo)
What to Check Before Buying a Long Range EV
Claimed Range vs Real-World Range
A brochure number is not the same as road range. Many Chinese models quote NEDC, an older and more generous test, while WLTP is stricter and gives a fairer comparison. The gap can reach 100 km or more. Real driving cuts the figure again. On a Lahore to Islamabad run at about 120 km/h, the Hyptec HT used 18.5 kWh/100 km and arrived with 3 percent left. At 110 km/h on the return, it used 16.5 kWh/100 km and finished with 16 percent. Speed, AC use, traffic and tyres all change the result. If you drive long distances but worry about charging stops, REEV cars are worth a look. A range-extended model such as the ARCFOX T5 REEV pairs a battery with a petrol generator, so the trip does not end when the battery runs low. They are not ranked above because they cannot be compared directly with pure EVs.
FAQs
Which EV has the longest range in Pakistan?
The BMW iX xDrive60. It's rated up to 701 km WLTP on a 109.1 kWh battery, but at Rs 58.06 million it's a big spend.
What is the cheapest long range EV on this list?
The GAC Hyptec HT, starting from Rs 11.999 million with 520 km WLTP. The XPENG G6 Long Range RWD comes next at Rs 15.5 million.
Are REEV cars in Pakistan better for long trips?
They can be, since a petrol generator charges the battery while you drive. They aren't pure EVs though, so running costs and range work differently.
Will I actually get the claimed range?
Usually not. Road tests came in lower, especially at motorway speeds with the AC on. Treat the WLTP number as a guide, not a promise.