Chery’s first batch of Q electric hatchbacks has been dispatched to Pakistan, moving the recently launched model closer to customer deliveries. Chery Master introduced the car at the Pakistan Auto Show 2026. The shipment is relevant to buyers who have already booked and are waiting for deliveries to begin, but the company has not announced when it will arrive in the country.
The Q was launched at an introductory price of Rs. 5,554,000, with bookings requiring Rs. 1.5 million. That introductory figure may not be guaranteed for existing bookings: dealership information cited by PakWheels says the price payable is based on the rate in force at delivery or final payment.
The five-seat, five-door hatchback has a 42.7 kWh battery and a rear-mounted 126 hp electric motor driving the rear wheels. Its claimed range is 400 km on the NEDC test cycle. Other listed dimensions and equipment include a 2,700 mm wheelbase, 166 mm ground clearance and 6.6 kW vehicle-to-load capability. Pakistan-spec features include six airbags, Level 2 driver-assistance systems, a 540-degree camera, voice commands and mobile-app controls.
The Q enters a competitive Pakistani EV market, where its launch price, claimed range and equipment position it as an alternative to electric hatchbacks and petrol sedans. The shipment signals progress from launch and bookings toward local deliveries, but the delivery schedule remains unconfirmed.