FAM Autos Opens New evee Showroom in Pakistan

FAM Autos has expanded its relationship with evee by joining the electric-scooter brand’s growing partner network in Pakistan, according to a a source report Blog report published on September 23, 2026. That sounds simple, but for buyers it matters: a nearby showroom can make an EV feel far less risky, as long as the brand, stock, and after-sales support are actually clear.

What has FAM Autos added to evee’s retail network?

According to sources, FAM Autos is now linked with evee’s growing partner network, while FAM Autos’ own website identifies it as an electric-scooter and electric-bike dealership in Lahore and says it deals in evee products along with Ramza, Yadea and Eveon. That gives buyers a possible local point of contact if they want to ask about evee scooters in person.

But this is not the same as a fully verified showroom launch with all the details filled in. The available reporting does not confirm the exact address, opening date, operating hours, showroom size, or whether the outlet is also an authorised service centre.

For readers, that means one thing: treat this as a retail-network update, not a complete buying answer.

What could a wider evee showroom network mean for buyers?

A local showroom can help in a few practical ways. You can see the scooter in person, check seat height, judge the build, and ask basic questions before you put down money. That matters even more for first-time EV buyers, because online pictures rarely answer the real-world stuff you care about every day.

The evee website shows that the brand currently lists eight electric-scooter models or variants on its comparison section. Its homepage also shows prices in Pakistani rupees, with a starting price of Rs99,000. The site lists the evee S1 at Rs206,000 with a graphene battery and Rs269,900 with a lithium battery, while the evee S1 Air is shown at Rs275,000 and Rs319,900 for the two battery options.

For model-level detail, evee’s Sqube page lists a price of Rs239,000, a claimed top speed of 65 km/h, a claimed range of 80–90 km, and a 2,000-watt motor. The same page also lists warranty periods for the motor, battery, controller, frame and charger. These are manufacturer-published figures, not road-tested results, and they still do not prove that FAM Autos has stock on hand.

What should buyers confirm before visiting FAM Autos?

Before you travel or pay any booking amount, ask these direct questions through FAM Autos or evee’s official channels:

• Which evee models are physically available at the outlet?

• Is the outlet an authorised sales point, a service centre, or both?

• Are test rides available?

• Can bookings be made there?

• What are the current ex-showroom and on-road prices?

• What delivery time applies to the model you want?

• What does the battery, motor, controller, and charger warranty cover?

• Who handles warranty claims?

• Are spare parts and routine maintenance available locally?

• What charging equipment comes with the scooter?

• Are the terms for booking, cancellation, delivery, and after-sales support written down?

Those are the questions that protect your money. A nice showroom is good, but clear paperwork is better.

Why local EV support matters in Pakistan

For Pakistani buyers, the showroom is only one part of the story. The bigger worry is what happens after the purchase. If you need service, parts, or warranty help, you want to know where to go and how long it will take.

That is why this FAM Autos update is worth watching. It may give evee buyers another place to start their search, and that can make the buying process feel more comfortable. But comfort is not the same as proof. Until the outlet’s address, stock, service role, and warranty handling are confirmed, buyers should not assume everything is ready.

What happens next for FAM Autos and evee?

The next step is simple: watch for official confirmation of the showroom’s exact location, contact details, opening status, and service role. It would also help to see which evee models are actually available at the outlet, what prices are being charged locally, and how warranty claims are handled.

For now, the safest reading is this: FAM Autos has been reported as part of evee’s growing retail network, and FAM Autos’ own website supports its Lahore dealership presence. That is useful, but not enough for a blind booking.

Conclusion

FAM Autos’ addition to evee’s retail network could give Pakistani buyers another place to explore electric scooters, but the available report does not provide enough verified local detail for a purchase decision. Before you visit or pay, confirm the outlet’s authorisation, current stock, pricing, warranty terms, and after-sales coverage through official channels.

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