Sazgar rolls out Pakistan’s first hybrid EV today

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The Haval HEV H6 model. — Photo courtesy Sazgar Engi­neering Works Ltd Facebook
The Haval HEV H6 model. — Photo courtesy Sazgar Engi­neering Works Ltd Facebook

KARACHI: Sazgar Engi­neering Works Ltd (SEWL) has successfully assembled Pakistan’s first hybrid electric vehicle (HEV).

The company in a filing to Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Wednesday said the vehicle was being launched under the brand name “Haval” on Nov 17 in Lahore. It’s a joint venture between SEWL and Great Wall Motor of China.

Sources said the price of Haval HEV H6 vehicle is expected to be around Rs9.9 million for the filers.

However, it is not clear how many HEV vehicles would be rolled out every month as the company would determine the production volume as per market demand.

Consumers would get the delivery of HEV vehicles in three to four months after booking.

In August this year, SEWL in a stock filing said it had completed the trial operation of Haval vehicles successfully well before the stipulated time and the first rollout of vehicles was expected in August.

Published in Dawn, November 17th, 2022

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