Nora EV Car Prices Announced in Pakistan for March 2026

A new electric vehicle named Nora EV has been introduced in Pakistan with three variants and different price options for buyers. The company has announced the official prices and specifications of the vehicle for March 2026.

The Nora EV is a four-seater L7e-class quadricycle mainly designed for city driving. It runs on a 3000-watt electric motor and has a top speed of 65 km/h, making it suitable for daily urban commuting.

Driving Range and Charging Time

According to the company, the vehicle can travel up to 160 kilometres on a single charge depending on the variant. The charging time is estimated between six and eight hours.

The Nora EV measures 2900 mm in length, 1450 mm in width, and 1600 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 1900 mm, giving it a compact design suitable for crowded city roads.

Features of the Nora EV

The top model of the car includes several modern features. These include:

• Air conditioning and heater

• Bluetooth audio system

• 7-inch reversing display

• Power windows

• Remote central locking

• Anti-theft alarm

• Reverse camera

• 12-inch aluminium alloy rims

The vehicle is also available in multiple colour options for customers.

Nora EV Variants and Prices

The company has launched the vehicle in three variants:

Eco Variant
Price: Rs. 1,889,000
Range: 120 km
Features include leather seats and air conditioning.

Eco+ Variant
Price: Rs. 2,099,000
Range: 120 km
This model adds a multimedia system while keeping the same driving range.

EcoX Variant
Price: Rs. 2,299,000
Range: 160 km
This is the top variant and offers additional features along with more colour options.

Battery Swapping and Warranty

The company said the vehicle supports battery swapping technology, which allows users to replace the battery quickly instead of waiting for charging.

Nora EV also comes with a five-year warranty on the battery and electric motor, providing extra reliability for buyers.

The launch of Nora EV is part of the growing trend of electric mobility in Pakistan, as more consumers look for alternatives to petrol-powered vehicles due to rising fuel costs.