Nora EV Prices in Pakistan Start at Rs. 1.90m
Nora EV reveals Pakistan prices from Rs. 1.9m, with ranges up to 250km—but registration, tax, insurance and delivery will raise the final bill.

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Nora EV has announced official ex-factory prices for its electric cars in Pakistan, with the entry model starting at Rs. 1,899,999. According to a source report at https://propakistani.pk/2026/10/21/nora-ev-announces-official-prices-in-pakistan/, the new prices are stated as effective October 20, 2026.
That matters because the sticker price is not the full amount a buyer will pay. On-road cost can rise after registration, insurance, taxes, and delivery charges are added. For many Pakistani buyers, that final bill is the real number to watch.
Nora EV official ex-factory prices
| Variant | Price | Claimed range |
|---|---|---|
| --- | --- | --- |
| E-30 ECO | Rs. 1,899,999 | 120 km |
| E-30 ECO REEV | Rs. 2,049,999 | 250 km |
| E-30 ECO+ | Rs. 2,099,999 | 180 km |
| E-30 ECO+ REEV | Rs. 2,249,999 | 300 km |
| NEO Comfort | Rs. 2,499,999 | 280 km |
| Metro Deluxe | Rs. 2,899,999 | 250 km |
According to the source report, the E-30 lineup uses a 4 kW motor and comes with either a 9.1 kWh or 15.1 kWh LFP battery. The NEO Comfort also uses a 4 kW motor but gets a larger 23.1 kWh LFP battery. The Metro Deluxe is the most expensive model and uses a 7 kW motor with the same 23.1 kWh battery size.
For buyers, the biggest question is not just price. It is how far the car can really go on one charge. The E-30 ECO is the cheapest option, but its claimed 120 km range is the lowest in the range. That may be enough for short city use, but it leaves little room for longer trips or heavy daily driving.
The E-30 ECO REEV costs only Rs. 150,000 more than the base model and claims 250 km of range. For many families, that could make it a more practical choice if home charging is not easy or if they drive more often. The E-30 ECO+ REEV goes even further, with a claimed 300 km range, making it the longest-range E-30 version on paper.
The larger NEO Comfort and Metro Deluxe move the car into a higher price band. Their claimed ranges are still useful, but buyers will need to decide if the extra money is worth the bigger battery, stronger motor in the Metro, and added equipment.
As with all claimed EV ranges, real use can be different. Traffic, air-conditioning, passenger load, weather, and driving style can all reduce distance. That is why buyers should treat the listed range as a guide, not a promise.
If you are new to EV shopping, it also helps to understand charging, battery size, and ownership costs before booking. You can read more in The Future of Electric Vehicles in Pakistan: Prices, Challenges & their Solutions and Electric Vehicles in Pakistan: The Complete Guide 2026.
Before paying any booking amount, buyers should ask Nora EV for a written quote showing the full on-road price, warranty terms, charger details, and after-sales support. The source report does not mention booking amounts, financing plans, delivery time, or city-wise costs, so those details still need confirmation.
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