Chery Q EV in Pakistan: Rs 5.554M Price, Standout Features and the Accessories That Complete It
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The Chery Q is an all-electric hatchback launched in Pakistan at a limited introductory price of Rs 5,554,000, and for that money it offers equipment no petrol car in the same bracket comes close to: Level 2 ADAS with 21 functions, six airbags, a 540-degree camera, automatic parking, a 15.6-inch screen and up to 400 km of claimed range. Chery Master Pakistan unveiled the price at the Pakistan Auto Show (PAPS) in Lahore on September 18, 2026, with a free 7 kW home charger worth Rs 100,000 for early buyers.
At PremiumExo, we make custom-fit accessories for the cars Pakistanis actually drive, and the Chery Q is one of the most exciting new arrivals we've seen this year. Below you'll find what the Q offers, how it compares with the sedans at the same price, and how to make it yours from day one with QuikSnap™ sunshades, a TotalCover 360 car cover and our comfort range: headrest pillow, lumbar support, seat cushion and seat padding.
Chery Q at a Glance
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Chery Q |
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Price |
Rs 5,554,000 (limited introductory price) |
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Launch offer |
Free 7 kW home charger worth Rs 100,000 (end date not announced) |
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Booking amount |
Rs 1.5 million (at pre-launch bookings) |
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Type |
All-electric hatchback, rear-wheel drive |
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Battery |
42.7 kWh |
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Motor |
90 kW (about 121 hp), 111 Nm |
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Claimed range |
Up to 400 km (NEDC); 310 km (WLTP) |
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Top speed |
135 km/h |
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Efficiency |
Up to 9.4 km per kWh claimed; about 7.2 km per unit in Chery's real-world estimate |
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Size |
4,195 mm long, 1,811 mm wide, 1,568 mm tall; 2,700 mm wheelbase |
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Rear knee room |
152 mm |
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Safety |
6 airbags, L2 ADAS with 21 functions, 540° HD camera |
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Tech |
15.6-inch 2.5K display, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, app control, voice command |
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Extras |
6.6 kW Vehicle-to-Load (V2L), automatic parking assist |
Specs as announced by Chery Master Pakistan and reported at launch.
Why the Chery Q Stands out at Rs 5.5 million
At this price, Pakistani buyers have traditionally chosen between a 1.5-litre sedan like the Honda City or Toyota Yaris and a small crossover. Chery Master's own launch message says buyers in the Rs 4.5–6 million bracket have learned to accept compromises in space, technology, safety and running costs. The Q is built to remove those compromises. Here are the features that make it unusual at this price.
1. Level 2 ADAS with 21 Functions
Advanced driver assistance at Level 2 is usually found on cars costing far more. The Q's system bundles 21 assistance functions. For comparison, the new Suzuki Fronx ADAS, launched at the same auto show, costs Rs 6,799,999 and offers Level 1 ADAS.
2. Six Airbags
Most sedans at this price have two or three airbags. The Q has six.
3. 540-degree HD Camera and Automatic Parking
A 540-degree camera shows the car from above and underneath the front, which helps on narrow streets and tight parking spots. Automatic parking assist can park the car for you.
4. More Cabin Space than its Size Suggests
The Q is shorter than a City or Yaris, but its 2,700 mm wheelbase is longer than many SUVs sold in Pakistan, and at 1,811 mm it's wider than both sedans. PakWheels noted at launch that its cabin is bigger than the Yaris, City and Alsvin.
PremiumExo Tip: A wide cabin with big side windows means more sun on your passengers. QuikSnap™ sunshades cover all four side windows (two front, two rear), snap on in seconds with no tools or magnets, and keep kids in the back cooler and out of direct sun, with privacy for the whole cabin and no tint film on the glass.
5. A 15.6-inch 2.5K Screen with CarPlay and Android Auto
The centre screen is larger than on many cars costing twice as much, and it supports both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, plus app control and voice commands.
PremiumExo Tip: A big screen and a modern dashboard also soak up the sun when the car is parked. Shading the side windows with QuikSnap cuts the direct sun that fades trims and heats up the cabin, and the colour-safe micro-pore mesh still lets air through.
6. Vehicle-to-Load (V2L)
With 6.6 kW V2L, the Q can power appliances from its battery: a kettle on a road trip, lights at a campsite, or essentials during a power cut.
PremiumExo Tip: If the Q is going to be your road-trip car, make the seats as comfortable as the tech. The headrest pillow supports your neck on long motorway runs, and the lumbar support keeps you sitting upright instead of slouching after a few hours behind the wheel.
7. Very Low Running Costs, Especially with Solar
This is the Q's biggest argument in 2026, with petrol prices changing daily. Chery Master estimates that a petrol car driven 20,000 km a year spends about Rs 488,000–569,000 on fuel, compared with about Rs 30,000 a year to charge the Q for a household charging from surplus rooftop solar. Your actual cost depends on your tariff, your solar setup and how you drive.
PremiumExo Tip: Most Q owners will charge overnight at home, often in an open driveway. That's exactly when smog, dew and dust settle on the paint. A fitted TotalCover 360 keeps the car clean and dry overnight. Shading the windows during the day also means less heat in the cabin for the AC to remove when you set off.
Chery Q vs Honda City vs Toyota Yaris
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Chery Q |
Honda City 1.5 |
Toyota Yaris 1.5 |
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Price |
Rs 5,554,000 |
Rs 6,069,000–6,149,000 (1.5L Aspire CVT variants) |
Rs 6,389,000–6,449,000 (Rs 5,999,000–6,049,000 on a promotional offer; check current) |
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Powertrain |
Electric, RWD |
1.5L petrol |
1.5L petrol |
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Power |
~121 hp |
118 hp |
106 hp |
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Wheelbase |
2,700 mm |
2,600 mm |
2,550 mm |
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Width |
1,811 mm |
1,694 mm |
1,730 mm |
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Airbags |
6 |
2 |
3 |
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Driver assistance |
L2 ADAS, 21 functions |
No ADAS in Pakistan; cruise control on Aspire variants |
No ADAS in Pakistan; stability control, traction control and hill-start assist |
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Screen |
15.6-inch |
9-inch |
9.8-inch |
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Boot |
Hatchback [add litres] |
510 L |
476 L |
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Yearly energy cost (20,000 km) |
About Rs 30,000 with solar (Chery estimate) |
Petrol |
Petrol |
What about Toyota Safety Sense and Honda Sensing?
You may have read that the Yaris and City come with automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist. Those packages, Toyota Safety Sense and Honda Sensing, are fitted to newer versions sold in other markets, such as the Yaris in Europe, the US and Saudi Arabia, and the facelifted City in India. The Yaris and City assembled and sold in Pakistan don't include them: the top City Aspire S has two airbags and regular cruise control, and the top Yaris has stability control, traction control and hill-start assist. So at around Rs 5.5–6.4 million in Pakistan, the Chery Q is the one offering Level 2 driver assistance.
What to think about before you book
The Q isn't the right car for everyone. A balanced view:
- The price is introductory. Chery calls Rs 5.554 million a limited-time price and hasn't said when it ends, so it may rise.
- It's a hatchback, not a sedan. If you regularly need a large separate boot, a City or Yaris still carries more luggage.
- Charging at home matters. The Q makes most sense if you can charge at home, ideally with solar. Public charging outside major cities is still limited.
- Range is a claim. 400 km is the NEDC figure; WLTP is 310 km. Heat, AC use and motorway speeds reduce real-world range.
- It's new to Pakistan. Resale values for EVs are still settling, and Chery Master has 14 3S dealerships in eight cities, so check service coverage where you live.
If you mainly drive in the city, can charge at home and want the most safety and technology for Rs 5.5 million, the Q is very hard to beat right now.
Make it Yours: the PremiumExo Kit for Your Chery Q
You've chosen the car with more safety, space and tech than anything else at its price. Now match it with accessories built with the same attention to detail. Every PremiumExo product is made by QuikSnap, our parent company, with the same materials, warranty and policies.
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Why it suits the Chery Q |
Price |
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Set of 4 custom-fit side-window shades; snap on in seconds; cooler cabin, privacy, protects the new interior |
From Rs 4,850 [Available soon] |
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Made to order for the Chery Q; triple-layer, breathable, soft fleece lining; drawstring for windy nights |
Rs 22,000 |
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Velvet cover, fiber-ball filling; neck support on long drives; black or beige to match the cabin |
Rs 4,500 |
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Memory foam with breathable mesh; supports your lower back on commutes; moves to your office chair |
Rs 6,000 |
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Memory foam with an anti-slip base; spreads your weight evenly on long drives; washable cover |
Rs 5,500 |
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Soft velvet pad with fiber-ball filling and straps; use as a seat pad, backrest or a comfy spot for kids in the back |
Rs 5,700 |
Three ways to kit out your Q
- The Protection Pack: QuikSnap sunshades + TotalCover 360. Protects the paint, glass and interior from day one, whether it's parked at home, at work or charging overnight.
- The Commuter Pack: lumbar support + seat cushion. For daily drives in traffic, and both move to your office chair when you arrive.
- The Family Road-Trip Pack: headrest pillow + seat padding + sunshades. Cooler, more comfortable back seats for kids, with neck support up front.
New to EV ownership? Read our EV & PHEV owner's guide to sunshades and car covers.
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Chery Q FAQ
What is the price of Chery Q in Pakistan?
The Chery Q launched at a limited introductory price of Rs 5,554,000 on September 18, 2026, with a free 7 kW home charger worth Rs 100,000.
What is the Chery Q's range?
Chery claims up to 400 km on the NEDC cycle and 310 km on the WLTP cycle from its 42.7 kWh battery.
Is the Chery Q a sedan or a hatchback?
It's an all-electric hatchback, 4,195 mm long, with a 2,700 mm wheelbase that gives it more rear space than many sedans.
Does the Chery Q have ADAS?
Yes. It has Level 2 ADAS with 21 functions, plus six airbags, a 540-degree camera and automatic parking assist.
Does the Toyota Yaris in Pakistan have ADAS or Toyota Safety Sense?
No. Toyota Safety Sense (pre-collision braking, adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist) comes on the newer Yaris sold abroad. The Pakistan-assembled Yaris offers stability control, traction control and hill-start assist, but not ADAS. [Recheck before publishing in case Indus Motor launches the new-generation Yaris.]
Does the Honda City in Pakistan have Honda Sensing?
No. Honda Sensing (collision mitigation braking, adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, auto high-beam) is offered on higher-spec City models in markets like India. The Pakistan-assembled City, from Rs 4,737,000 to Rs 6,149,000, has two airbags and, on Aspire variants, regular cruise control, but no ADAS. [Recheck before publishing: a City facelift for Pakistan has been rumoured for 2026.]
How much does it cost to charge a Chery Q?
Chery Master estimates about Rs 30,000 a year for 20,000 km when charging from surplus home solar. On grid electricity, the cost depends on your tariff.
Can I get a car cover for the Chery Q?
Yes. PremiumExo's TotalCover 360 is made to order for the Chery Q. Choose Chery Q on the car cover page →
What are the best accessories for the Chery Q?
Start with protection: custom-fit QuikSnap sunshades and a TotalCover 360 car cover. For comfort on longer drives, add a headrest pillow, lumbar support, seat cushion or seat padding. PremiumExo makes all six.
Do QuikSnap sunshades fit the Chery Q?
YA Chery Q set is coming soon. Message us on WhatsApp to be notified.
Sources: Chery Master Pakistan launch announcement via The Friday Times and Daily Pakistan (Sep 19, 2026); ProPakistani (Aug 15, Sep 5 and Sep 10, 2026); PakWheels PAPS 2026 coverage (Sep 18, 2026) and City vs Yaris comparison page.