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Topsun Motors Launched in Pakistan
Provincial Housing Minister Mian Mehmood-ur-Rasheed has said that Pakistan is progressing rapidly with the cooperation of China, while Chinese companies are taking keen interest for investment in the country.
The minister stated this while inaugurating Topsun Motors in Pakistan, which will ensure the availability of electric cars for the first time in Pakistan. PTI leader Aijaz Chaudhry
The minister praised the private sector for playing key role in the development of Pakistan. He said that there is a need to take more steps for reducing the unemployment rate in the country. He further said that the inauguration of Chinese cars manufacturing plant in Pakistan is a proof that there are no security issues in Pakistan.
Provincial Housing Minister Mian Mehmood-ur-Rasheed has said that Pakistan is progressing rapidly with the cooperation of China, while Chinese companies are taking keen interest for investment in the country.
The minister stated this while inaugurating Topsun Motors in Pakistan, which will ensure the availability of electric cars for the first time in Pakistan. PTI leader Aijaz Chaudhry
The minister praised the private sector for playing key role in the development of Pakistan. He said that there is a need to take more steps for reducing the unemployment rate in the country. He further said that the inauguration of Chinese cars manufacturing plant in Pakistan is a proof that there are no security issues in Pakistan.
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Sazgar Engineering Works Limited is all set for the showcasing event of its electric 3-wheeler vehicle on 24th January 2020.
According to the details, the event showcasing Pakistan’s first electric 3-wheeler will be held at the Sazgar car plant located at Sundar Road in Lahore. Sazgar Engineering has cordially invited the Adviser to Prime Minister on Climate Change Malik Amin Aslam as the Honorable Chief Guest of the event. The event will start at 10:30 am in which the company will take off curtains from its battery-powered 3-wheeler vehicle. Sazgar Engineering Works Limited is a premier manufacturer of different categories of CNG 4-stroke auto-rickshaws in Pakistan. Keeping in view the upcoming prospect of electric vehicles (EVs) in Pakistan, the company has now developed an EV three-wheeler. The company wrote a letter to the General Manager of the Pakistan Stock Exchange to inform about the event. See the official letter below:
Nonetheless, it will be an exciting event where the first electric 3-wheeler will be revealed by Sazgar. As far as the auto sector of Pakistan is concerned, it’s a positive prospect in the right direction to convert to electric mobility. It’s also good to know that investments have started to roll into the EV sector
According to the details, the event showcasing Pakistan’s first electric 3-wheeler will be held at the Sazgar car plant located at Sundar Road in Lahore. Sazgar Engineering has cordially invited the Adviser to Prime Minister on Climate Change Malik Amin Aslam as the Honorable Chief Guest of the event. The event will start at 10:30 am in which the company will take off curtains from its battery-powered 3-wheeler vehicle. Sazgar Engineering Works Limited is a premier manufacturer of different categories of CNG 4-stroke auto-rickshaws in Pakistan. Keeping in view the upcoming prospect of electric vehicles (EVs) in Pakistan, the company has now developed an EV three-wheeler. The company wrote a letter to the General Manager of the Pakistan Stock Exchange to inform about the event. See the official letter below:
Nonetheless, it will be an exciting event where the first electric 3-wheeler will be revealed by Sazgar. As far as the auto sector of Pakistan is concerned, it’s a positive prospect in the right direction to convert to electric mobility. It’s also good to know that investments have started to roll into the EV sector
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Sazgar Engineering Works has launched a locally produced three-wheeler. According to reports, they will also be bringing three new BAIC Motors vehicles to Pakistan.
The venture is a collaboration between BAIC Motors – a Chinese state-owned carmaker – and Sazgar. They already have a category “A” Greenfield status and will be bringing BAIC BJ40 Plus (SUV), Senova X25 (Crossover) and Senova D20 (Hatchback).
The venture is a collaboration between BAIC Motors – a Chinese state-owned carmaker – and Sazgar. They already have a category “A” Greenfield status and will be bringing BAIC BJ40 Plus (SUV), Senova X25 (Crossover) and Senova D20 (Hatchback).
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New Hyundai Showroom Now Open at D-Ground Faisalabad. Phone: 041-8723750-53, 0300-8650349
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Islamabad, Feb 20, 2020, INER-Z Pvt. Ltd, Pakistan’s first electric vehicle research, design, and engineering company, is pleased to announce the launch of its maiden lineup of “Made in Pakistan” electric vehicles at the largest exhibition of automobiles in the country – Pakistan Auto Show 2020 (PAS-20).
The company showcased its electric motorbikes at the event while introducing an electric car and electric rikshaw to thousands of industry professionals, government officials, investors, and the general public.
An initiative of the Pakistan Association of Automotive Parts & Accessories Manufacturers’ (PAAPAM), the auto show is being held on 21st, 22nd, and 23rd of February 2020, at the expo center in Lahore. The expo is representing over 3000 large, medium, and small industries from all over the country.
INER-Z Automotive’s inaugural lineup of electric vehicles caters to the wide-ranging mobility needs of millions of Pakistanis. “We are very proud to launch Pakistan’s first indigenously designed and manufactured electric vehicles for the mass market,” said Co-founder and CEO INER-Z Automotive Murtaza Zaidi.
He continued, “through our vehicles, we are not only realizing our dream of giving every Pakistani an affordable and environmentally-friendly electric vehicle as a viable mobility alternative but also creating thousands of jobs by setting up the country’s first EV manufacturing plant and R&D center.”
INER-Z Automotive plans on starting production of its electric vehicles lineup in 2020. Interested customers can get their pre-orders for the electric bikes in Q3 of 2020. This electric bike will have 20 amperes of battery, 65 km range, 4.5 hours of charging time, and it will be locally produced.
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Crown Group, a Karachi based company which is engaged in auto parts making since 1963 has unveiled a range of electric vehicles which it says are energy efficient.
The starting price for an electric car, a pilot project, is Rs 400,000. It’s a two-door LSEV (low-speed electric vehicle) with a seating capacity of two persons. The prices of the rickshaws and motorcycles are between Rs 200,000 and Rs 55,000 respectively. The company also displayed more iterations of EVs including loader and ambulance.
According to the company, its vehicles will cost Rs 1.25 for each km traveled makes them the cheapest option available for transport. Farhan Hanif, the chairperson of the group, says the two and three wheeler automobiles can travel 60-70 km on a full charge. A car (4-wheeler) fully charged on a 50-amp battery can travel up to 50 km.
Eight Chinese companies have partnered with Crown Group in joint ventures, said Hanif, adding that the company is ready to expand production as soon as the government implements its electric vehicle policy, the draft which awaits government’s approval. If government keeps its word on the electric vehicle policy, the custom duty on imports of auto-parts will only be 1% while the sales tax will not exceed 5%, said the chairperson
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The starting price for an electric car, a pilot project, is Rs 400,000. It’s a two-door LSEV (low-speed electric vehicle) with a seating capacity of two persons. The prices of the rickshaws and motorcycles are between Rs 200,000 and Rs 55,000 respectively. The company also displayed more iterations of EVs including loader and ambulance.
According to the company, its vehicles will cost Rs 1.25 for each km traveled makes them the cheapest option available for transport. Farhan Hanif, the chairperson of the group, says the two and three wheeler automobiles can travel 60-70 km on a full charge. A car (4-wheeler) fully charged on a 50-amp battery can travel up to 50 km.
Eight Chinese companies have partnered with Crown Group in joint ventures, said Hanif, adding that the company is ready to expand production as soon as the government implements its electric vehicle policy, the draft which awaits government’s approval. If government keeps its word on the electric vehicle policy, the custom duty on imports of auto-parts will only be 1% while the sales tax will not exceed 5%, said the chairperson
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50 Km is very low. Furthermore, how much charging time does it require is very important and from where it can be charged.Crown Group, a Karachi based company which is engaged in auto parts making since 1963 has unveiled a range of electric vehicles which it says are energy efficient.
The starting price for an electric car, a pilot project, is Rs 400,000. It’s a two-door LSEV (low-speed electric vehicle) with a seating capacity of two persons. The prices of the rickshaws and motorcycles are between Rs 200,000 and Rs 55,000 respectively. The company also displayed more iterations of EVs including loader and ambulance.
According to the company, its vehicles will cost Rs 1.25 for each km traveled makes them the cheapest option available for transport. Farhan Hanif, the chairperson of the group, says the two and three wheeler automobiles can travel 60-70 km on a full charge. A car (4-wheeler) fully charged on a 50-amp battery can travel up to 50 km.
Eight Chinese companies have partnered with Crown Group in joint ventures, said Hanif, adding that the company is ready to expand production as soon as the government implements its electric vehicle policy, the draft which awaits government’s approval. If government keeps its word on the electric vehicle policy, the custom duty on imports of auto-parts will only be 1% while the sales tax will not exceed 5%, said the chairperson
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Pakistan to review safety standards of automobiles
By Usman Hanif
March 4, 2020
KARACHI: Pakistan has summoned local stakeholders related to auto manufacturing industry to review safety and quality standard as per the country’s infrastructure where vehicles should be more secure and tougher than other developed countries.
Pakistan Standard and Quality Control Authority (PSQCA) is preparing to introduce new safety and quality standard for vehicles, which will be more suited for Pakistan’s infrastructure as vehicles should be tougher than other advanced countries where infrastructure is comparatively smoother and does not pose any threats or cause faster deterioration to vehicles.
“PSQCA has sought opinion from automobile sector stakeholders for new standards for vehicle in the country according to our infrastructure,” said PSQCA Media Adviser Rehmatullah Memon. He told The Express Tribune that the government wants to make vehicles’ standards according to Pakistan not according to other countries where infrastructure is excellent.
“Most of the cars that come into Pakistan are according to the standards of countries where roads are in good condition while here the infrastructure may not be as good,” he said. PSQCA adopts many international standards and makes its own too, he said.
The country has so far adopted around 20,000 world standards while it has 7,000 standards of its own. In some products international standards are enough and do not need to be changed, however, in some cases Pakistan needs its own standards according to its special needs, he added.
“In this regard, we have set up a committee to review the auto standards which are older and outdated now,” he said. He shared that a meeting was also held to discuss the issue on Monday.
Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA) DG Abdul Waheed stressed that it was imperative for Pakistan to adopt WP29 agreement because disregarding international norms and regulations would make local standards technoeconomically unviable. He added that the adoption of WP29 would help obtain global recognition of Pakistani products as it confirmed that they are made in compliance with the European standards.
“Hence the government needs to provide sustainable quality conformance and upgrade PSQCA testing facilities to supplement support to national economy, which to date PSQCA has failed to build,” he said.
By Usman Hanif
March 4, 2020
KARACHI: Pakistan has summoned local stakeholders related to auto manufacturing industry to review safety and quality standard as per the country’s infrastructure where vehicles should be more secure and tougher than other developed countries.
Pakistan Standard and Quality Control Authority (PSQCA) is preparing to introduce new safety and quality standard for vehicles, which will be more suited for Pakistan’s infrastructure as vehicles should be tougher than other advanced countries where infrastructure is comparatively smoother and does not pose any threats or cause faster deterioration to vehicles.
“PSQCA has sought opinion from automobile sector stakeholders for new standards for vehicle in the country according to our infrastructure,” said PSQCA Media Adviser Rehmatullah Memon. He told The Express Tribune that the government wants to make vehicles’ standards according to Pakistan not according to other countries where infrastructure is excellent.
“Most of the cars that come into Pakistan are according to the standards of countries where roads are in good condition while here the infrastructure may not be as good,” he said. PSQCA adopts many international standards and makes its own too, he said.
The country has so far adopted around 20,000 world standards while it has 7,000 standards of its own. In some products international standards are enough and do not need to be changed, however, in some cases Pakistan needs its own standards according to its special needs, he added.
“In this regard, we have set up a committee to review the auto standards which are older and outdated now,” he said. He shared that a meeting was also held to discuss the issue on Monday.
Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA) DG Abdul Waheed stressed that it was imperative for Pakistan to adopt WP29 agreement because disregarding international norms and regulations would make local standards technoeconomically unviable. He added that the adoption of WP29 would help obtain global recognition of Pakistani products as it confirmed that they are made in compliance with the European standards.
“Hence the government needs to provide sustainable quality conformance and upgrade PSQCA testing facilities to supplement support to national economy, which to date PSQCA has failed to build,” he said.
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