From Lithium Batteries to Electric Trucks: Meet the Diamond Sponsors of EV Pakistan 2026

Pakistan's electric vehicle revolution is no longer a distant dream it is happening right now, with thunderous momentum. In 2026, the country recorded a staggering 61% growth in EV sales, fuelled by a landmark Rs 80,000 government subsidy for electric two and three-wheelers and the arrival of the first made-in-Pakistan electric car priced under Rs 1 million. Local assembly lines are buzzing, international brands like BYD, GAC, and Dongfeng are establishing deeper roots, and the government's National Electric Vehicle (NEV) Policy 2026 has unlocked incentives that are reshaping the entire automotive landscape.

At the heart of this transformation stands one defining event: EV Pakistan 2026, the country's most ambitious electric mobility showcase, set to electrify the Expo Centre Lahore from 15 to 17 May 2026 under the bold theme "EV revolution". Organised by WP Summits, the three-day expo will bring together global manufacturers, policymakers, investors, engineers, and mobility enthusiasts under one roof, making it the definitive meeting place for Pakistan's EV ecosystem.

But behind every great event lies a foundation of power, quite literally. This year, a remarkable group of battery industry titans have stepped up as Diamond Sponsors, the highest tier of partnership at EV Pakistan 2026. These are not merely logos on a banner. They are the companies whose lithium cells, electrolytes, and battery management systems will power everything from electric scooters zipping through Karachi's streets to heavy-duty electric trucks traversing the motorways of Punjab. On DrivePK.com, Pakistan's leading AI-powered auto intelligence platform, we take you on an exclusive deep dive into the companies driving this charge from lithium batteries all the way to electric trucks.

The Diamond Sponsors of EV Pakistan 2026: Pakistan's Battery Powerhouses

From brainstorming to clicking in the subconscious of the customer, events play a key role. Startups and emerging brands' main players are involved at every stage. The main players are brands, who give glimpses and play a vital role in businesses. The following are the main players in the EV Pakistan revolution.

ACM Group / ACM Lithium Batteries

When you speak of battery manufacturing in Pakistan, no name carries more institutional weight than ACM Group. A true industrial conglomerate, ACM's portfolio spans Pakistan Accumulators (Pvt) Ltd., ACM Hi-Tech Engineering (Pvt) Ltd., ACM Plasco, ACM Mines & Minerals, MTM Traders, MTM Developers, and ACM Refineries. Volta Batteries, one of ACM's flagship brands, specialises in manufacturing a comprehensive range of state-of-the-art batteries, delivering reliable power through advanced engineering underpinned by leading battery manufacturing credentials and strict Japanese quality standards.

ACM Group's role as a Diamond Sponsor at EV Pakistan 2026 is a natural culmination of decades of investment in energy technology. The group is already exporting batteries internationally, and its pivot towards lithium battery manufacturing signals a clear commitment to the EV era. ACM's lithium LiFePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) chemistry, deployed across multiple brands, offers the thermal stability, long cycle life, and deep-discharge tolerance that electric trucks, SUVs, and commercial fleet vehicles demand.

At the Expo Centre Lahore, ACM Group is expected to showcase its full lithium battery ecosystem, from individual cells to complete battery management systems (BMS) that integrate with locally assembled EVs. For Pakistan's budding electric truck segment, where logistics companies are actively exploring zero-emission options, ACM's high-capacity battery solutions could represent a true game-changer.

Fujika Lithium Batteries

Fujika Batteries carries a heritage that bridges East Asia and South Asia. Originally established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1948 as part of the Fujika Corporation under Arab Japan Enterprises, the brand came under new ownership in 1990 and has since committed to delivering battery products that meet the highest Japanese and international design standards. Today, Fujika operates locally out of Pakistan, manufacturing batteries in Satellite Town, Rawalpindi, with a distribution network spanning major cities from Karachi to Peshawar.

Fujika's participation as a Diamond Sponsor at EV Pakistan 2026 marks its most prominent public declaration yet of its intentions in the lithium and EV battery space. Historically recognised for reliable lead-acid batteries for automotive and solar applications, Fujika is now channelling its Japanese-heritage engineering philosophy into advanced lithium chemistry. The brand is characterised by high cranking strength and calcium-plus technology, attributes that are being translated into next-generation lithium formulations suited to Pakistan's extreme climate conditions, scorching summers in the south and cold winters in the north.

For electric scooter manufacturers and e-bike assemblers, a rapidly growing segment in Pakistan, Fujika's lightweight, high-density lithium packs offer an accessible, locally sourced power solution. At the Expo, Fujika is poised to demonstrate battery units specifically optimised for two- and three-wheeler electric platforms, directly enabling the Rs 80,000 government subsidy uptake that is transforming urban commuting across the country.

Osaka Lithium Batteries

Few battery brands in Pakistan command the level of consumer trust that Osaka Batteries has built over three and a half decades. As an ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 certified company, Osaka has been a leading manufacturer and exporter of automotive and specialised batteries in Pakistan since 1989, initially with technical support from Chloride Industrial Batteries Limited, UK.

Osaka Batteries is the leading battery brand in Pakistan with three decades of experience in manufacturing conventional lead-acid dry charge batteries as per Japanese industrial standards, with nine regional offices and Customer Care Centres across Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad/Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Peshawar, and Quetta, ensuring maximum coverage throughout the country.

Now, Osaka is making a decisive leap into the EV era. The brand's Lithium LiFePO4 batteries offer significant weight reduction, enormous energy reserves, and stable voltage even under extreme loads with enhanced chemistry that enables high safety and cyclic lifespan even with regular deep discharges.

As a Diamond Sponsor at EV Pakistan 2026, Osaka Batteries brings unmatched brand recognition and a nationwide service infrastructure that no EV manufacturer can afford to ignore. For electric trucks and commercial EVs, where after-sales support and service networks are as critical as the battery chemistry itself, Osaka's nine-city footprint is a decisive competitive advantage. Expect live demonstrations of Osaka's lithium modules at the Expo, with particular focus on applications in electric rickshaws, delivery vans, and light commercial electric vehicles the backbone of Pakistan's last-mile logistics revolution.

Saga Lithium Batteries

The newest entrant among the Diamond Sponsors, Saga Batteries, represents the boldest expression of Pakistan's domestic battery manufacturing ambition. Founded in May 2022, ACM Hi-Tech Engineering (Private) Limited, the parent behind Saga, has swiftly become a powerhouse in the battery industry, with a newly established factory equipped with the latest state-of-the-art technology.

Muhammad Mustafa Bin Talha, CEO of ACM Hi-Tech Engineering Pvt Ltd, summed up the brand's philosophy: "Saga Batteries represent a significant step forward in delivering superior products that meet the evolving needs of our customers. Our legacy of excellence is built on quality, innovation, and sustainability."

Saga's Lithium LiFePO4 battery offers significant weight reduction, enormous energy reserves, and stable voltage even under extreme loads, enabling high safety and cyclic lifespan even with regular deep discharges, offering numerous advantages across a variety of applications.

At EV Pakistan 2026, Saga is expected to unveil its most aggressive lithium EV battery roadmap to date. By positioning itself as a local and cost-effective alternative with modern manufacturing techniques, Saga emphasises local production, which helps reduce supply chain length and improve service response times. In a market where import duties on battery components rose by 15% in January 2026, Saga's domestically manufactured lithium cells offer Pakistani EV assemblers a critical cost hedge. The brand's Turbo-Tube and forthcoming lithium lines are being designed with electric truck and heavy commercial EV applications firmly in mind.

Volta Lithium Batteries

Rounding out the Diamond Sponsor lineup is Volta Batteries, operated by Pakistan Accumulators (Pvt) Limited a company that holds a unique distinction in the nation's industrial history. An ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001 RoyalCert certified company, Volta has been manufacturing automotive, inverter, and industrial batteries for over 25 years, with initial technical support from Chloride Industrial Batteries Limited, a subsidiary of Hawker Batteries UK.

Pakistan Accumulators (Pvt) Limited is the first company in Pakistan to manufacture Tubular Plate Flooded Lead Acid Batteries for deep cycle, solar, and UPS applications a pioneering milestone that established the technical DNA for its current lithium ambitions. Volta produces motorcycle batteries from 3 Amp to 10 Amp, automotive batteries from 20 Amp to 215 Amp, and tubular batteries ranging from 12V 45 Amp to 260 Amp for solar and standby power alongside VRLA (AGM) batteries and 2V VRLA cells from 200 Amp to 3000 Amp, serving telecommunications, alternative energy, medical equipment, power plants, and railway signalling.

Volta's Lithium LiFePO4 batteries, engineered for demanding industrial applications, are precisely the technology that Pakistan's emerging electric truck market requires. High energy density, resistance to deep discharge, and stability across Pakistan's brutal temperature range make Volta's lithium units an ideal fit for electric heavy goods vehicles. As a Diamond Sponsor, Volta arrives at EV Pakistan 2026 not just as a sponsor, but as a potential OEM battery partner for the electric commercial vehicle manufacturers who will be exhibiting alongside them at Expo Centre Lahore.

The Bigger Picture: How These Sponsors Are Powering Pakistan's EV Revolution

The collective Diamond Sponsor lineup at EV Pakistan 2026 tells a story far larger than five companies securing premium exhibition space. It signals the maturation of Pakistan's indigenous battery industry the foundational layer without which no EV revolution can sustain itself.

Pakistan's NEV Policy 2026 has set an ambitious target: 30% of all new vehicle sales to be electric by 2030, supported by a planned rollout of 3,000 EV charging stations nationwide. That policy is meaningless without a domestic battery supply chain, and it is precisely what ACM Group, Fujika, Osaka, Saga, and Volta are building brick by brick, cell by cell.

The link to electric trucks is particularly significant. At EV Fest Multan and previous Pakistan Global EV Expos, discussions consistently highlighted commercial freight as the highest-impact EV segment for Pakistan's economy. With fuel costs consuming up to 40% of logistics companies' operating budgets, the business case for electric trucks is compelling. Dongfeng's locally assembled electric commercial vehicles, BYD's expanding presence in Pakistan, and GAC's partnership frameworks all depend on readily available, affordable, locally produced lithium battery packs, exactly what the Diamond Sponsors are positioning to deliver.

Furthermore, local EV manufacturing creates high-quality jobs across the value chain: battery technicians, BMS engineers, thermal management specialists, and quality assurance professionals. Each Diamond Sponsor is, in effect, building not just batteries but human capital for Pakistan's electric future. DrivePK.com's ongoing analysis of EV auto sales data consistently shows that affordability and after-sales confidence are the two decisive purchase factors for Pakistani consumers, both of which are dramatically improved when battery supply chains are localised.

The message from pakistanevexpo.com is clear: EV Pakistan 2026 is not a trade show. It is a national inflexion point.

Conclusion:

Pakistan's EV revolution has moved from aspiration to acceleration, and the Diamond Sponsors of EV Pakistan 2026 are the fuel powering that engine. ACM Group, Fujika, Osaka, Saga, and Volta Lithium Batteries are not just sponsoring an expo. They are underwriting the future of electric mobility in Pakistan: from the two-wheeler buzzing down a Lahore street to the electric truck hauling goods along the M-2 motorway.

The journey from lithium batteries to electric trucks is not a distant one. It is a journey that begins on 15 May 2026, Hall by Hall, at the Expo Centre Lahore. Whether you are an industry professional, an EV enthusiast, a policy maker, or simply a Pakistani who believes in a cleaner, more sustainable future, this is your moment to be part of history.

Register now at pakistanevexpo.com and visit DrivePK.com for the most comprehensive, real-time coverage of EV Pakistan 2026. The EV evolution will not be televised; it will be experienced, live, in Lahore.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Who are the Diamond Sponsors of EV Pakistan 2026?

The Diamond Sponsors of EV Pakistan 2026 are ACM Group / ACM Lithium Batteries, Fujika Lithium Batteries, Osaka Lithium Batteries, Saga Lithium Batteries, and Volta Lithium Batteries. All five are leading Pakistani battery manufacturers committing to the country's electric vehicle future at the highest sponsorship tier.

Q2. Which lithium battery companies are sponsoring EV Pakistan 2026?

All five Diamond Sponsors are lithium battery companies: ACM Lithium, Fujika Lithium, Osaka Lithium, Saga Lithium, and Volta Lithium. Together, they represent Pakistan's most established battery manufacturing ecosystem, spanning both lead-acid and advanced LiFePO4 lithium technologies.

Q3. Will electric trucks be showcased at EV Pakistan 2026?

Yes. EV Pakistan 2026 at Expo Centre Lahore will feature electric commercial vehicles, including trucks and delivery vans, alongside electric cars, scooters, and e-bikes. The Diamond Sponsors' lithium battery technology is specifically engineered for heavy-duty electric vehicle applications.

Q4. When and where is EV Pakistan 2026?

EV Pakistan 2026 takes place from 15 to 17 May 2026 at the Expo Centre Lahore, Pakistan. The event is themed "EV olution" and is organised by WP Summits. Register and learn more at pakistanevexpo.com.

Q5. What government subsidies are available for EVs in Pakistan in 2026?

The Pakistani government is offering an Rs 80,000 subsidy on electric two- and three-wheelers as part of the NEV Policy 2026. Additional tax exemptions, reduced import duties on EV components, and soft financing schemes are also available to support local EV manufacturing and purchases.

Q6. What is the price of locally made electric cars in Pakistan in 2026?

Pakistan achieved a milestone in 2026 with the first made-in-Pakistan electric car priced under Rs 1 million, making EV ownership accessible to a broader consumer segment. EV Pakistan 2026 will showcase further affordable local EV models.

Q7. What type of lithium batteries do the Diamond Sponsors produce?

The Diamond Sponsors primarily manufacture LiFePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) batteries the safest, most thermally stable lithium chemistry, with 3,000–6,000+ charge cycles. These are ideal for Pakistan's hot climate and are suitable for electric vehicles, solar storage, and industrial applications.

Q8. How is Osaka Batteries different from the other Diamond Sponsors?

Osaka Batteries, with over 35 years of manufacturing history and ISO 9001/14001/45001 certifications, operates nine regional offices and Customer Care Centres across Pakistan, giving it the country's most extensive battery service network. This makes it an especially valuable partner for EV manufacturers requiring nationwide after-sales support.

Q9. How many EV charging stations is Pakistan targeting by 2030?

Pakistan's NEV Policy 2026 targets the installation of 3,000 public EV charging stations nationwide by 2030, with priority given to motorways, urban centres, and commercial hubs. EV Pakistan 2026 will feature discussions and exhibitors focused on charging infrastructure development.

Q10. How can I attend EV Pakistan 2026 in Lahore?

Visit pakistanevexpo.com to register as a visitor, exhibitor, or delegate. Follow DrivePK.com for the latest updates, exhibitor announcements, and expert analysis ahead of the 15–17 May 2026 event at Expo Centre Lahore.