Made in Pakistan electric vehicle company launched. Pakistan has taken a bold step towards green mobility with the official launch of a “Made in Pakistan” electric and solar‑powered vehicle company, marking a significant milestone in the country’s transition to sustainable transport. In addition to the electric vehicle company launch, the minister announced plans for a provincial youth expo to showcase local talent and entrepreneurial skills, underlining the government’s aim to foster a culture of innovation and technical expertise among the younger generation.
The inauguration ceremony, held at the SBP e‑Library, Nishtar Park Sports Complex in Lahore, was led by Provincial Minister for Energy and Sports Malik Faisal Ayub Khokhar along with MNA Malik Saiful Malook Khokhar. The new company will produce a range of electric vehicles, including bikes, cars, and buses, all designed and manufactured domestically.
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Officials described the initiative as a major step toward promoting green energy and reducing Pakistan’s reliance on fossil fuels. Minister Khokhar emphasized that locally made electric and solar vehicles could play a key role in addressing the ongoing energy crisis while also driving economic growth and innovation.
The launch also highlighted the potential for job creation, particularly for young professionals in engineering, manufacturing and technology sectors. MNA Saiful Malook noted that the company’s operations would open up numerous employment opportunities and support the growth of Pakistan’s green transport ecosystem. This development aligns with broader national efforts under the National Electric Vehicle Policy, which seeks to expand electric vehicle adoption and reduce carbon emissions in Pakistan’s transport sector by encouraging local manufacturing and sustainable mobility solutions.
Overall, the launch of the “Made in Pakistan” electric vehicle company represents a hopeful step toward a cleaner, greener future for the country’s roads and economy.