Avatr 07 Pakistan Price, Specifications, Features and Expected Launch

What Makes the Avatr 07 Different From Other Electric SUVs

The Avatr 07 in Pakistan would arrive as one of the more heavily equipped premium electric SUVs in the market — an 8-airbag safety package, a 15.6-inch display, and driver assistance that reads like a much more expensive car's spec sheet.

Here's the complete specification, what's confirmed versus expected, and how it compares to other premium Chinese EVs arriving in Pakistan.

Avatr 07 Pakistan Launch

The Avatr 07 is expected to launch in Pakistan around December 2026. That timing is currently an expectation rather than an official commitment, so treat it as an indication until a launch date is formally announced.

Avatr itself is a relatively new name in Pakistan's market compared with established Chinese brands, positioned at the premium end of the growing electric SUV segment alongside models like the Deepal S07 and BYD Sealion 7.

Avatr 07 Price in Pakistan

A reference price of AED 146,000 has been supplied for the Avatr 07. This is not the confirmed Pakistan price.

Pakistan pricing for imported premium EVs typically differs substantially from Gulf pricing once duty structure, shipping and local margins are applied, so this reference figure should be treated as a general indication of the car's market positioning rather than a number to budget around. Wait for an official Pakistan price before making any purchase decision based on cost.

Avatr 07 Specifications

The Avatr 07 is built as a full-size premium electric SUV, with a single electric motor driving through a 1-speed transmission — standard practice for EVs, since electric motors don't need multiple gears the way petrol engines do. The sections below cover the powertrain, dimensions, interior, safety and technology in detail, with the complete specification table further down the page.

Avatr 07 Battery, Motor and Driving Range

The electric motor produces 367 hp, drawing from a 39.05 kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery. Top speed is listed at 190 km/h, and charging time is given as around 7 hours.

LFP is a sound choice for this market. The chemistry handles more charge cycles and runs at lower thermal risk than older lithium-ion types, and it tolerates daily charging to 100% without the degradation concerns some other battery types carry — genuinely useful in Pakistani heat.

A 7-hour charge time points to a home AC setup rather than a public DC fast-charger — this is a car you plug in overnight, not one you top up in 20 minutes at a service station. Combined with the range question flagged above, confirming the actual charging infrastructure and range figures for the Pakistan-spec car is worth doing before ordering.

Avatr 07 Dimensions and Exterior

At 5,020 mm long, 1,999 mm wide and 1,450 mm tall, on a 3,020 mm wheelbase, the Avatr 07 sits solidly in full-size SUV territory. A kerb weight of 2,255 kg reflects the size and the battery pack together.

The wheelbase is the number worth noting. At 3,020 mm, it's unusually long relative to the car's overall length — a ratio that typically translates into generous rear legroom, since more of the car's footprint goes toward the passenger cabin rather than overhangs.

Exterior equipment includes 20-inch alloy wheels on 265/45 R20 tyres, a sunroof, LED daytime running lights, a rear spoiler and roof rails.

Avatr 07 Interior and Comfort Features

The cabin specification is genuinely premium:

• Leather powered seats with driver memory function
• Heated and ventilated seats, plus a heated steering wheel
• Air purifier and full climate control
• Head-up display and ambient interior lighting
• Electric front and rear curtains
• Powered boot

The air purifier is worth flagging specifically for Pakistani cities — cabin air filtration matters more here than in most markets this car is designed for, given typical urban air quality in Lahore and Karachi.

Avatr 07 Safety and ADAS Features

8 airbags back up an extensive active-safety suite:

• Autonomous Emergency Braking
• Blind Spot Detection and Rear Cross-Traffic Alert with braking
• Lane Departure Warning and Lane Keep Assist
• Driver Attention Warning and Moving Object Detection
• Active steering and an active bonnet
• Rollover Stability Control and a full surround-view monitor

The active bonnet is the standout item here — it's uncommon equipment. In a pedestrian collision, an active bonnet pops up slightly on impact, increasing the gap between the bonnet and the hard engine components beneath it, which reduces injury severity. Very few cars at any price point carry this.

Moving Object Detection extends the usual blind-spot coverage to things that aren't other cars — pedestrians and cyclists crossing behind or beside the vehicle, which matters considerably in dense urban traffic.

Avatr 07 Infotainment and Technology

A 15.6-inch central display anchors the technology package, with:

• Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
• Voice control and navigation with live traffic information
• Wireless charging
• Bluetooth, USB and AUX connectivity
• Rear-seat entertainment

Rear-seat entertainment at this level typically means passengers can run their own media independently of the driver's screen — a genuine convenience on longer family trips rather than a nice-to-have feature.

Avatr 07 Suspension, Brakes, Wheels and Tyres

The front uses a double wishbone independent setup, with a multi-link independent arrangement at the rear — both wheels move independently, which generally means a smoother, more controlled ride than a solid-axle rear end, at the cost of some off-road durability.

Ventilated disc brakes on all four corners, paired with the 20-inch alloy wheels and 265/45 R20 tyres mentioned earlier. Ventilated discs dissipate heat better than solid ones, which matters on a car weighing over 2.2 tonnes — heavier vehicles generate more braking heat, and fade-resistant brakes are a genuine safety consideration rather than a spec-sheet line item.

Avatr 07 Complete Specifications

Avatr 07 vs Other Premium Electric SUVs in Pakistan

The Avatr 07 would enter a segment that already has serious competition. Buyers considering premium electric SUVs can also explore Deepal S07 accessories for protection and customisation options.

Similarly, buyers considering the BYD Sealion 7 can browse BYD Sealion 7 accessories for vehicle-specific protection and accessories. Where the Avatr 07 would separate itself is the depth of its safety package — the active bonnet and moving object detection aren't standard even among premium rivals — though final positioning depends on how Pakistan pricing lands relative to these established alternatives.

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