Tesla Industries has officially announced the price of the XPENG G6 in Pakistan. The company basically launched two high-end electric vehicles (EVs) in Pakistan, the XPENG G6 and the XPENG X9. The move adds to the growing list of electric cars now available in the country.
The vehicles are made by XPeng, a Chinese EV manufacturer also known as Xiaopeng Motors.
Both models had previously been displayed at local auto shows, including PakWheels New Wheels, but their commercial launch had been delayed. With the launch now confirmed, pricing details for both vehicles have been revealed.
XPENG G6 pricing details
The official prices of the XPENG G6 are as follows, which will be available in three variants in Pakistan.
The rear-wheel-drive (RWD) Standard Range model is priced at Rs14.5 million.
The RWD Long Range version will cost Rs15.5 million.
The all-wheel-drive (AWD) Performance variant is priced at Rs18.5 million.
The G6 is positioned as a premium electric SUV, aimed at buyers looking for a longer range and advanced driving features.
Booking and delivery options
Customers will be able to choose between two booking plans, depending on how quickly they want delivery.
Under the 45-day quick delivery option, buyers will need to pay 40 per cent of the vehicle’s price as an upfront booking amount. A second option offers delivery within 90 days, with a lower booking requirement of 20 per cent.
According to the company, these options are intended to give buyers more flexibility, though final delivery timelines may vary.
X9 price
The XPENG X9 price was revealed earlier by the officials in Pakistan. Tesla Industries only launched a single variant of the vehicle, the ‘Long Range 2WD Pro Plus’. The car costs Rs28,500,000 at the ex-factory rate.
Furthermore, if the buyers want a 45-day priority delivery, they will have to pay 40 per cent of the booking amount of the total price. And if they want a standard delivery of 90 days, the booking amount drops to 20 per cent of the total amount.
Electric vehicles and the local market
Electric vehicles remain a small but growing segment in Pakistan. High prices, limited charging infrastructure, and import costs continue to be major challenges.
However, the launch of models like the XPENG G6 and X9 suggests increasing interest from international manufacturers and local partners in testing the market’s potential.
