The AVATR 11 has launched in Pakistan with bookings open across three variants. The AVATR 11 price in Pakistan starts at Rs 2.7 crore, making the AVATR 11 car one of the most expensive EVs offered here.
| Variant | Price |
|---|---|
| AVATR 11 RWD | Rs 2.7 crore |
| AVATR 11 AWD | Rs 2.8 crore |
| AVATR 11 AWD Royal Edition | Rs 2.9 crore |
Rs 10 lakh between each step. Booking is Rs 60 lakh about 22% of the base price.
What Is AVATR?
AVATR is a premium electric vehicle brand, and the 11 is its luxury SUV — official model information is on the official AVATR 11 page.
For buyers here, the AVATR car range represents something newer than the usual proposition: a Chinese brand competing at genuinely premium prices rather than on value. That is a different test, and it adds another name to the growing list of Chinese car brands in Pakistan.
Power: Read This Before You Book
The headline 529 hp and 641 Nm belong to the dual-motor AWD not to the whole range.
The RWD variant's output has not been detailed, and a single-motor rear-drive car will not match a dual-motor one. If you are considering the Rs 2.7 crore RWD, ask for its specific power, torque and range figures rather than assuming the headline numbers apply.
Battery, Range and Charging
| Battery | 116.79 kWh NCM ternary lithium |
| Range | 630 km NEDC |
| Architecture | 800V |
| DC charging | Up to 240 kW |
| AC charging | 11 kW |
| V2L | Yes |
The 630 km figure is NEDC — the most optimistic of the major test cycles — so expect meaningfully less in real use. On that figure the 116.79 kWh pack works out at roughly 18.5 kWh per 100 km, which is about right for a large, heavy luxury SUV.
The 240 kW DC capability only matters if you can find a charger that delivers it, and Pakistan's network sits well below that see our guides to EV charging stations in Pakistan and EV charging stations on Pakistan motorways. For an electric AVATR at this price, home charging and route planning matter more than the headline charging number.
Inside the Cabin
The equipment list is where this AVATR SUV justifies its positioning: Nappa leather, a suede roof lining, zero-gravity seats with ventilation and massage, and a Meridian 25-speaker audio system, on 22-inch wheels outside.
One practical note on those 22-inch wheels: large diameters with low-profile tyres look superb and are vulnerable on broken roads. Replacement tyres in that size are expensive and not always quickly available here worth asking the dealership about stock before you need one.
Safety and ADAS
The AVATR 11 is listed with Level 2 ADAS, a 360-degree camera, parking assist and auto-reverse assist. Level 2 means assistance, not autonomy — hands stay on the wheel and attention stays on the road, whatever the marketing suggests.
Before Paying the Rs 60 Lakh Booking
Sixty lakh rupees is more than most new cars cost outright in this country. Get these in writing first:
Whether the booking locks your price, or whether the prevailing price applies at delivery.
Refund and cancellation terms, including what happens if delivery is delayed.
The delivery timeline, which has not been published.
Warranty terms, especially on the battery, plus the service and parts arrangement. On a car at this price with a new brand locally, after-sales support deserves more scrutiny than the specification sheet.
Where It Sits in the Market
At Rs 2.7 to 2.9 crore, the AVATR 11 competes with established European luxury rather than with the value-focused Chinese cars that have reshaped the mainstream market — see our coverage of new cars in Pakistan. Whether buyers at this level accept a newer badge is the open question, and nobody knows the answer yet.
Is It Worth It?
On equipment and specification, the AVATR 11 car price buys a great deal: 529 hp in AWD form, a very large battery, 800V charging and a genuinely luxurious cabin. What cannot be judged yet is ownership service network depth, parts lead times, resale and long-term reliability, all unproven locally. Our EV buying guide in Pakistan covers what to check, and our piece on electric cars in Pakistan the wider market.
Final Thoughts
The AVATR 11 price in Pakistan runs from Rs 2.7 crore for the RWD to Rs 2.9 crore for the AWD Royal Edition, with Rs 60 lakh bookings open. The 529 hp and 641 Nm figures belong to the dual-motor AWD, so ask for the RWD's own numbers before choosing it — and treat the 630 km NEDC range as a laboratory figure. At this price, the questions worth pressing are about warranty, parts and service, not specifications.
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