Pakistan’s electric vehicle scene just got a boost with the arrival of the Inverex Xio. This compact hatchback, brought to market by solar power leader Inverex, aims to make clean driving reachable for everyday users. Priced from PKR 3.5 million, it stands as one of the lowest-cost new EVs available here. The model draws from a Chinese base but fits local needs with its focus on city trips and short hauls.
Inverex, known for its work in renewable energy, steps into cars with this launch. The Xio targets buyers tired of fuel bills, promising costs as low as Rs. 4 per kilometer. Deliveries start soon, with bookings open now.
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Pricing and Variants
The Inverex Xio comes in three options, each tuned for different travel habits. All prices are ex-factory, before taxes.
| Variant | Price (PKR) | Booking Amount (PKR) | Range | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EV-140 | 3,499,000 | 500,000 | Up to 140 km | Short city drives |
| EV-220 | 4,199,000 | 600,000 | Up to 220 km | City and some highway runs |
| EV-320 | 5,199,000 | 700,000 | Up to 320 km | Longer routes |
Buyers can spread payments with plans starting at around PKR 1 million down for the base model. This setup keeps entry barriers low for families and young drivers.
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Key Specifications
The Xio keeps things simple and light, with a focus on efficiency. It measures 3584 mm long, 1475 mm wide, and 1666 mm tall, on a 2455 mm wheelbase. Ground clearance sits at 120 mm, fine for most roads. It seats four and weighs 865 to 920 kg, depending on the battery.
Power comes from a 30-35 hp motor, topping out at 101 km/h. Brakes mix disc fronts with drum rears, on 15-inch alloys with 165/55 R15 tires. Boot space starts at 63 liters but grows when rear seats fold.
Battery details vary by trim:
- EV-140: 14.72 kWh, 140 km range.
- EV-220: 19.14 kWh, 220 km range.
- EV-320: 31.28 kWh, 320 km range.
A standard AC charger takes 8-11 hours for a full top-up. Higher trims add DC fast charging, hitting 30% to 80% in 36 minutes.
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Features Inside and Out
Step inside the Xio for a setup that punches above its price. A 10.1-inch touchscreen runs the infotainment, with Android Auto support. The 7-inch LCD cluster shows key info at a glance. Add push-button start, power windows, electric steering, and manual AC.
Drive modes include standard and sport. Storage spots abound for daily items.
Safety gets attention too: One front airbag, ABS with EBD, TPMS, rear sensors, a backup camera, seat belt alerts, and ISOFIX points.
Outside, LED DRLs light the way, with power mirrors and a shark-fin antenna. Pick from white, pink, grey, or green shades.
From PakWheels, here’s a quick take on its urban fit: “Pakistan’s EV market gets a fresh boost with the arrival of the all electric Inverex Xio a compact, budget-friendly hatchback designed for urban commuters.”
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What This Means for Pakistan Drivers
At these prices, the Xio challenges small petrol cars like the Suzuki Alto or Cultus. Its 320 km top range eases worries about charging stops, while fast options speed things up. Inverex backs it with a 5-year or 100,000 km vehicle warranty, plus 8 years or 120,000 km on the battery.
This move by Inverex ties into Pakistan’s push for greener transport. With fuel prices up, the Xio’s low per-km cost could sway budget shoppers. Bookings are live—early interest points to quick sales.
