Made-in-Pakistan electric vehicles’ company launched

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LAHORE: Provincial Minister for Energy and Sports Malik Faisal Ayub Khokhar and MNA Malik Saiful Malook Khokhar inaugurated the ‘Made in Pakistan’ electric and solar powered bike, car and bus company at a ceremony held at SBP e-Library, Nishtar Park Sports Complex, on Saturday.

The participants of the ceremony described the initiative of electric vehicles as an important development towards the promotion of green energy in the country.

Speaking on this occasion, the minister said the launch of country’s first ‘Made in Pakistan’ electric and solar transport will be a revolutionary step towards solving the energy crisis.

The minister also announced that a youth expo will be organised at the provincial level soon. “This expo will provide a suitable platform to talented youth of the province to demonstrate their true abilities and skills”.

MNA Saiful Malook said that ‘Made in Pakistan’ electric vehicles will create plenty of job opportunities for talented youth of the province.

Published in Dawn, January 19th, 2026

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