Terra Motors Enters Market to Boost Green Urban Transport
Japan’s Terra Motors unveiled its Kyoro electric three-wheeler in Karachi on September 24, 2025, marking the firm’s first step into Pakistan’s growing EV sector. The launch fits into a larger push to bring affordable electric options to South Asia and Africa, where demand for clean transport is rising fast.
Kyoro targets daily commuters and small businesses alike. Its design supports both rider transport and package deliveries in crowded cities. The model stands out for handling Pakistan’s varied terrain while keeping costs down.
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Vehicle Specs and Features
Kyoro packs practical power for local needs. It reaches speeds over 55 km/h and covers up to 200 km after one charge, thanks to an 11.7 kWh battery. A two-speed gearbox aids quick starts and climbs slopes up to 22%.
Owners can recharge in four hours, cutting wait times and fuel bills. Terra Motors claims running expenses will stay low, making it a smart pick for rickshaw drivers facing high petrol prices.
- Top Speed: Over 55 km/h
- Range: Up to 200 km per charge
- Battery: 11.7 kWh
- Charge Time: 4 hours
- Climb Ability: 22% gradient
These details come straight from the company’s specs, aimed at real-world use in places like Karachi’s busy streets.
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Company Goals and Local Impact
Go Suzuki, Terra Motors’ managing director, highlighted the vehicle’s role in changing city travel. He noted it would cut reliance on imported oil, open new work spots in sales and service, and aid cleaner air quality.
The firm now looks for Pakistani distributors to spread Kyoro nationwide. This partnership could bring tech know-how, draw foreign funds, and build skills in local assembly. Terra sees it as a way to add value right here in Pakistan.
Terra Motors started in Tokyo back in 2010 and has grown across Asia with factories in India and beyond. Recent moves include a similar rollout in Sri Lanka last month, showing a pattern of regional growth.
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Road Ahead for EVs in Pakistan
Pakistan’s government backs such imports with tax breaks on electric imports until 2026. This could speed Kyoro’s uptake amid a push for 30% EV sales by 2030. Early interest from fleet owners points to quick sales.
Watch for more models from Terra as ties deepen. For inquiries, check terramotors.com or local auto shows.
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