The car comes with a 2-year motor and battery warranty making it a practical and cost-effective choice for everyday users Technically it is a quadricycle smaller than an A-segment car like the Alto yet it still offers all the basic features you need.
The compact quadricycle, imported from China, comes with a two-year motor and battery warranty and basic features including AC, heater, Bluetooth audio, and seating for four, all essential features for smooth point-to-point travel.
The company introduced both 2-door and 4-door models along with complete pricing and booking details. The company says the Metro lineup is aimed at drivers seeking an affordable urban EV.
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The Metro 2-Door comes in three battery options. The 7.2 kWh variant offers an estimated 80 to 100 km range and is priced at Rs. 1,095,000, with a discounted price of Rs. 1,045,000.
The 10.8 kWh option delivers 130 to 140 km and costs Rs. 1,145,000, reduced to Rs. 1,095,000 after discount. The 12.96 kWh version offers 170 to 180 km and is listed at Rs. 1,195,000, with a discounted price of Rs. 1,145,000.
The Metro 4-Door features the same battery choices. The 7.2 kWh model provides 80 to 100 km and is priced at Rs. 1,295,000, or Rs. 1,245,000 with discount. The 10.8 kWh variant offers 130 to 140 km at Rs. 1,345,000, dropping to Rs. 1,295,000 after discount.
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The 12.96 kWh option gives 170 to 180 km and costs Rs. 1,395,000, with a discounted price of Rs. 1,345,000. Alektra has set a Rs. 50,000 discounts for all variants booked by November 30, 2025.
ALEKTRA does not manufacture the car itself but imports the model from China and sells it in Pakistan under its own brand while providing local support, sales, and warranty services.
The launch has sparked discussion in the auto sector, coinciding with the government’s decision to allow commercial imports of fully built vehicles. Industry representatives warn that easing imports may harm local manufacturing, while supporters argue it offers consumers more choice at lower prices.
