OMODA 7 SHS-P Price in Pakistan: PKR 10.65M Hybrid SUV

NexGen Auto, part of Nishat Group, has put a clear number on the OMODA 7 SHS-P. The ex-factory price sits at PKR 10,649,000.

For months people waited after seeing the car at the PakWheels Auto Show in Karachi. Now the waiting ends. The price is locked until August 31, 2026. Bookings are open at OMODA & JAECOO dealerships and online. A booking amount of PKR 2 million is required.

This is not just another SUV launch. It brings a full plug-in hybrid option into a market where fuel costs still sting and pure electric charging points remain limited in many cities.

What the Powertrain Actually Delivers

The OMODA 7 SHS-P pairs a 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol engine with an electric motor. Combined output comes in around 341 horsepower and 525 Nm of torque.

An 18.4 kWh battery supports more than 90 km of pure electric driving under WLTP testing. That covers most daily city runs without touching petrol. When both systems work together, the claimed combined range reaches up to 1,250 km on a full tank and full charge.

Some sources list slightly lower combined figures near 1,200 km, but the official local claim is 1,250 km. Real-world numbers will depend on driving style, load, and traffic. Still, the range removes the usual worry about running out of charge far from a plug.

The system uses a Dedicated Hybrid Transmission. Power delivery feels smooth, more like an electric vehicle in everyday use. Acceleration is strong enough for highway overtakes and city traffic without drama.

Features That Stand Out in This Price Range

The cabin aims higher than many rivals at this level. Stargazing Zero Gravity seats let the front passenger recline into a more relaxed position. Eight-point massage is available on the seats. A fragrance dispenser adds a small but noticeable touch of comfort.

Twelve Sony speakers handle the audio. A sliding Star Rail Glide Screen moves between driver and passenger. Twenty-inch alloy wheels sit outside, and a T-type spare wheel is included under the boot floor.

Safety includes eight airbags, a 360-degree camera system, and Level 2 ADAS. Adaptive cruise control, autonomous emergency braking, lane keeping assist, blind-spot monitoring, and driver fatigue alerts form part of the package.

These details matter because many buyers in this segment want more than basic transport. They want a car that feels special on long trips and daily drives alike.

How It Fits the Current Pakistan Market

Pakistan’s plug-in hybrid segment has grown quickly. The MG HS Super Hybrid sits nearby at around PKR 10.199 million. It offers roughly 295 hp and a larger 24.7 kWh battery with about 98 km electric range. The OMODA 7 carries a price premium of roughly PKR 450,000 but claims higher system power and a long combined range.

Other options include the Jaecoo J7 PHEV from the same network, Haval H6 PHEV, and various Chery Tiggo PHEVs. Prices and equipment vary, and recent sales tax changes on hybrids have added uncertainty for some buyers. The OMODA 7 arrives with a clear introductory price lock, which gives a short window of certainty.

NexGen Auto has already delivered more than 10,000 OMODA and JAECOO vehicles in its first year in Pakistan. The brands launched in August 2025 with five models at once. Local assembly support and a growing dealer network of about 20 outlets across major cities add practical weight to the offer.

Who This Car Suits Best

Think about a family that drives 40 to 70 km most days in the city. They can run almost entirely on electric power and only use petrol for longer weekend trips. The combined range means fewer fuel stops on the motorway.

It also suits someone who wants premium touches without moving into much higher price brackets. Zero-gravity seating, massage, good audio, and a large sliding screen address comfort and technology needs in one package.

Range anxiety is a real concern for many considering electrified cars. The 90-plus km electric figure plus the long total range gives a practical answer for Pakistani road conditions and infrastructure.

Booking Details and Next Steps

The introductory price of PKR 10,649,000 holds until August 31, 2026. After that date the figure may change. Customers can book online or visit any of the roughly 20 OMODA & JAECOO dealerships. The required booking amount is PKR 2 million.

Deliveries are expected to follow in the coming weeks after the initial bookings. Checking the nearest dealer for current stock and exact delivery timelines is the practical next move for anyone serious about the car.

NexGen Auto sits under the Nishat Group, a large and established Pakistani conglomerate. That local backing matters for after-sales support, parts availability, and long-term confidence in a relatively new brand name.

Final View on the OMODA 7 SHS-P

The OMODA 7 SHS-P brings a strong power figure, useful electric range, long total distance capability, and a list of comfort features into the mid-to-upper C-SUV space. At PKR 10,649,000 with a short price lock, it gives buyers a clear decision window.

Fuel prices and limited public charging still shape daily driving choices for most people. A plug-in hybrid that can cover ordinary days on electricity and long trips without worry addresses those points directly.

Whether it becomes the right choice depends on individual needs, test drives, and comparison with the MG HS Super Hybrid and other PHEVs already on the road. The numbers are now public. The car is available to book. The rest is up to the buyer. For more updates, visit DrivePK.com