Master Group is preparing to introduce another Chery model (Chery QQ3) in Pakistan this August.
The company has not yet officially announced the launch date or confirmed the vehicle’s price.
The Chery QQ3 EV is expected to launch in Pakistan in August; however, Chery and Master Group have yet to announce an exact launch date.
The final price is also yet to be confirmed.
The company is expected to provide further details on the launch, specifications and pricing closer to the vehicle’s official introduction.
The arrival of the QQ3 would add another electric vehicle to Pakistan’s growing market for locally available and imported EVs, with the model expected to compete with small electric hatchbacks such as the Dongfeng Box.
The QQ3 is the latest revival of Chery’s long-running QQ nameplate, which became known for its small hatchbacks after the original model was introduced in 2002 with an 800cc petrol engine.
The new-generation QQ3 was unveiled at the Chengdu Auto Show in China in August 2025 before going on sale in March 2026.
The electric hatchback is also being introduced in international markets, including Thailand, while Chery is preparing to expand its presence in markets including the Middle East, Australia and Pakistan.
Chery QQ3 specs
The QQ3 Premium is powered entirely by electricity and uses a 42.7kWh battery paired with a rear-mounted electric motor.
The motor produces 90kW, equivalent to about 121 horsepower, and generates 111Nm of torque. The car has rear-wheel drive and a claimed range of up to 400km under the NEDC testing cycle, while the WLTP figure is around 310km.
| Specification | Chery QQ3 Premium |
| Powertrain | Battery electric vehicle |
| Motor power | 90kW / approx. 121hp |
| Torque | 111Nm |
| Battery | 42.7kWh |
| Drive | Rear-wheel drive |
| Range | 400km NEDC / 310km WLTP |
| Top speed | 135km/h |
| Length | 4,195mm |
| Width | 1,811mm |
| Height | 1,568mm |
| Wheelbase | 2,700mm |
| Ground clearance | 128mm |
| Wheels | 17-inch alloy |
The top-spec version comes with a range of technology and driver-assistance features.
These include six airbags, an 8.8-inch digital instrument cluster and a 15.6-inch infotainment screen.
The car also has a six-speaker audio system, 50W wireless charging and wired and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Other features include a 540-degree panoramic camera, adaptive cruise control, lane-keep assist, blind-spot detection, forward collision warning and rear cross-traffic alert.
The QQ3 also offers automatic parking assist, emergency lane keeping, an electric tailgate and electric front trunk.
The vehicle supports 6.6kW vehicle-to-load functionality, allowing it to supply electricity to compatible external devices. The top variant also comes with a six-way powered driver’s seat.
The QQ3 is expected to compete with the Dongfeng Box, another small electric hatchback already available in Pakistan.
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