Changan Deepal K50 Hunter Bookings Open Soon in Pakistan

Changan is getting ready to open bookings for its Deepal K50 Hunter pickup truck in Pakistan. The company says this will happen in August, though the exact date and booking amount are still not public.

The K50 Hunter first appeared in Pakistan at the Pakistan Auto Show last November. It is a mid-size range-extended electric vehicle, or REEV, pickup. It uses a body-on-frame chassis, all-wheel drive and dual electric motors. This makes it different from the usual diesel pickups that dominate Pakistani roads.

Final Pakistan specifications and pricing will be announced closer to the booking start. Until then, the known details come from the Thailand-spec model that is already on sale in other markets.

What Makes the K50 Hunter Different

Most pickups in Pakistan run on diesel engines. The Deepal K50 Hunter works in a different way. Electric motors drive the wheels all the time. A small 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine acts only as a generator. It charges the battery when the charge runs low. This setup removes range anxiety while keeping the quiet and instant power of an electric vehicle.

The Thailand version produces 268 hp and 470 Nm of torque from the dual motors. It reaches 100 km/h in about 7.9 seconds. The 31.18 kWh battery gives around 111 km of pure electric range under the WLTP cycle. With the range extender working, total distance can stretch much further on a full battery and full tank.

It also offers a differential lock, 2,500 kg towing capacity and ground clearance suitable for rough roads. These numbers matter for both work and weekend use.

Key Features Expected in Pakistan

The list of equipment is long for a pickup. The Thailand-spec model already includes:

• 540-degree camera system

• Ventilated front seats

• Wireless smartphone connectivity

• Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) support so the truck can power tools or camping gear

• Strong safety package with multiple airbags

Body-on-frame construction keeps it tough. The cargo bed is practical for daily loads. Roof lights, side steps and roll bars add to the work-ready look.

Pakistan buyers will want to know how much of this list stays the same after local testing and any tax-related changes. Changan has said the final specifications will come out near the booking launch.

Why a REEV Pickup Matters Here

Fuel prices change often. Electricity is usually cheaper for short daily runs. A truck that can travel many kilometres on battery power alone and then switch to the generator for longer trips offers real flexibility.

Farmers, contractors and outdoor families all need range and strength. Traditional diesel pickups deliver that strength but cost more to run every month. The K50 Hunter aims to cut running costs while still towing and carrying like a proper pickup.

It is also the first vehicle of its kind in the local market. That alone will draw attention when bookings open.

What Happens Next

Changan has not yet shared the booking amount or the precise start date. Interested buyers should watch official announcements from Changan Pakistan and authorised dealers. The company usually reveals pricing and final specs together with the booking details.

Until then the known facts remain steady. The truck was shown in November 2025. Bookings are planned for this August. It is a mid-size REEV with AWD, dual motors, a 31.18 kWh battery and the practical features listed above.

If you have been waiting for a modern alternative to the usual diesel double-cabs, the Deepal K50 Hunter is worth following closely. The next few weeks should bring the booking date, the amount required and the official Pakistan price list. For more updates, visit DrivePK.com