Geely to Launch 3 SUVs in Pakistan

Geely is getting ready to enter Pakistan with three new-energy SUVs, according to sources. The first lineup is expected to include two fully electric SUVs and one hybrid SUV, but model names, prices, specifications, and exact launch dates have not been shared yet.

Bestway Automotive Private Limited has confirmed that it will bring the vehicles to Pakistan as the authorised distributor. The first batch will come in as Completely Built Units, which means the SUVs will be imported in finished form rather than assembled locally at the start. For background, read our earlier coverage: Chery Tiggo 9 PHEV Set for Pakistan Launch in 2026.

A source report said Muhammad Irfan Anwar Sheikh, Group Managing Director of Bestway Group’s non-banking businesses in Pakistan, shared the plan during a media interaction in Lahore on September 15, 2026. That discussion covered Geely’s technology, safety features, global standing, and Bestway Automotive’s long-term plans in the country.

What is confirmed so far

The key confirmed point is simple: Geely’s Pakistan debut is planned around three SUVs, with an even split between electric and hybrid power. According to sources, bookings are expected to open before the end of 2026.

That is important for buyers who have been waiting for more EV and hybrid choices in Pakistan. But the current announcement still leaves many questions open. There is no official word yet on which models are coming, how far they can drive, what charging setup they will need, or how much they will cost.

For readers following Geely’s move, the brand had already been on the radar after earlier partnership updates. We covered that in Geely Is Coming to Pakistan: What the Bestway Deal Really Means for Your Next Car.

Why the CBU start matters

Because the first vehicles will arrive as CBUs, early buyers should expect import-linked pricing pressure. That also means the first customers will need to look closely at the full ownership package before paying any booking amount.

The main points to check are official price, booking terms, delivery schedule, warranty cover, battery warranty for the EVs, spare parts support, and service network strength. Charging support will matter too, especially for buyers outside major city centres where public chargers are still limited.

A hybrid SUV may appeal to more buyers at first because it can reduce range worries, but that does not make it a safe guess to book early. Without confirmed specs and ownership terms, any decision would still be based on incomplete information.

Local assembly is part of the longer plan

Bestway Automotive also plans to move Geely into local assembly later. According to sources, the company has acquired an existing CKD manufacturing facility that it wants to use for Geely vehicles in Pakistan.

That future step could help improve availability and may ease some import cost pressure, but it is still only a plan. No official timeline has been given for local assembly, and no locally built Geely model has been announced yet.

What Pakistani buyers should watch next

Before bookings open, buyers should wait for:

• official model names

• battery and hybrid system details

• ex-factory prices and tax impact

• booking amount and refund policy

• warranty terms, especially for EV batteries

• charging and service support

• delivery timelines

• spare parts availability

• timing for local assembly

For now, Geely’s Pakistan entry looks real, but it is not yet a full buying decision. The launch begins with promise, not with complete details. Buyers should compare the final package only after the company releases the official models and terms.

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