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Pakistan EV Service Centre Market Entry

Decision-grade EVS electric-vehicle service-centre market-entry assessment for Pakistan.

Active electric vehicles

2,850

Nov 2025

Midpoint of OCAC 2,700–3,000 operating-EV estimate; assumed four-wheel scope for planning

BEV + PHEV market flow

1,000

2024

Industry estimate reported by BYD Pakistan; annual sales flow, not stock

BEV + PHEV expected market flow

4,000

2025

Upper end of BYD Pakistan three-to-fourfold expectation; scenario, not final registrations

Registered motor cars

4,689,991

30 Jun 2024

All-fuel motor cars reported by NTRC from provincial excise departments

01/The verdict in full

Executive summary

Approve a 90-day, two-bay pilot in the Shahrah-e-Faisal/Korangi corridor. Defer permanent premises, public fast charging, pack opening and franchising. The latest operating-market evidence is only 2,700–3,000 active EVs at November 2025, while the 76,000-plus policy counts seen elsewhere mainly mix motorcycles and rickshaws; EVS uses the 2,850 midpoint strictly as a provisional four-wheel planning pool [ocac_active].

02

Board decision requested

Fund paid validation, provincial VIN data, legal/safety design and a revocable partner-bay option. Authorise a permanent hub only after the active-parc, 120-order, 50% margin, technical, safety and B2B gates pass.

03

Pakistan is a large car market with a tiny plug-in service pool

NTRC counted 4.690m motor cars and 37.356m total vehicles at 30 June 2024 [ntrc_parc]. Against that base, OCAC estimated only 2,700–3,000 active EVs at November 2025 [ocac_active]. The midpoint implies roughly 0.061% of motor cars and is a planning ratio, not an official registration share.

Market Kpis

Active electric vehicles
Value
2,850
As Of
Nov 2025
Definition
Midpoint of OCAC 2,700–3,000 operating-EV estimate; assumed four-wheel scope for planning
Source Id
ocac_active
BEV + PHEV market flow
Value
1,000
As Of
2024
Definition
Industry estimate reported by BYD Pakistan; annual sales flow, not stock
Source Id
reuters_byd25
BEV + PHEV expected market flow
Value
4,000
As Of
2025
Definition
Upper end of BYD Pakistan three-to-fourfold expectation; scenario, not final registrations
Source Id
reuters_byd25
Registered motor cars
Value
4,689,991
As Of
30 Jun 2024
Definition
All-fuel motor cars reported by NTRC from provincial excise departments
Source Id
ntrc_parc
Public charging sites
Value
40
As Of
Mar 2026
Definition
Industry estimate of 30–50; midpoint, not a verified connector register
Source Id
tribune_charging
OMC charging sites
Value
15
As Of
Mar 2026
Definition
Sites installed by oil marketing companies; subset of public network
Source Id
ocac_active
NEECA charging-operator licences
Value
72
As Of
Nov 2025
Definition
Licences, not operating sites or connectors
Source Id
charging_licenses
National public-charger target
Value
3,000
As Of
2030 target
Definition
Policy target, not installed stock
Source Id
nev_policy

04

“EV” evidence is definition-fragmented

Government NEV totals often include e-motorcycles and rickshaws; Reuters’ market flow combines BEVs and PHEVs; OCAC reports active EVs without a formal scope; NEECA reports licences rather than sites. The hard model excludes two/three-wheelers, targets, licences and annual flows.

Definitions

BEV
Definition
Battery-electric passenger vehicle
Use
Included in four-wheel planning pool
PHEV / REEV
Definition
Plug-in hybrid or range-extended vehicle with traction battery and combustion system
Use
Included only where source explicitly combines with BEV
NEV / EV policy total
Definition
May include motorcycles, rickshaws, cars and buses
Use
Never used as passenger-car stock
Active EV estimate
Definition
OCAC operating vehicles, scope not formally defined
Use
2,850 midpoint is a conservative planning anchor
Market flow
Definition
Annual BEV+PHEV sales estimate
Use
Adoption momentum only, not cumulative stock
Charger
Definition
Licence, site, station and connector are different units
Use
Reported separately

05

Adoption history supports momentum, not a clean stock series

BYD Pakistan estimated about 1,000 BEV+PHEV sales in 2024 and expected a three-to-fourfold 2025 market [reuters_byd25]. OCAC’s later 2,700–3,000 operating estimate is used as a conservative pool. These measures cannot be arithmetically combined.

Plug-in market flow and active-pool evidence

Sales flows and active stock are separate definitions.

2024 BEV+PHEV flow1,000
2025 BEV+PHEV flow expectationBase case4,000
Nov 2025 active EVs2,850

06

Plug-in sales are scaling from a very low base

Reuters reported a 2024 BEV+PHEV market near 1,000 and a 2025 expectation of roughly 3,000–4,000 [reuters_byd25]. Final national BEV/PHEV registration splits were not obtained; PAMA’s all-fuel series is used only for context [pama_sales].

Vehicle evidence by powertrain and scope

BEV+PHEV estimates and all-fuel comparators must not be summed.

1,000
4,000
81,577
4,689,991
2024
2025 expected
FY2023-24
Jun 2024

Sales History

2024
Powertrain
BEV + PHEV
Units
1,000
Status
Industry market-flow estimate
2025 expected
Powertrain
BEV + PHEV
Units
4,000
Status
Upper planning point; final registrations unavailable
FY2023-24
Powertrain
All-fuel passenger cars
Units
81,577
Status
PAMA sales; comparator only, not EV count
Jun 2024
Powertrain
All-fuel motor-car stock
Units
4,689,991
Status
NTRC administrative parc

07

EVS scenarios reach 10,582 to 40,466 active four-wheel EVs by 2030

Cautious, base and high cases apply 30%, 50% and 70% annual growth for five years from 2,850. They are planning sensitivities, not official forecasts. The official target is 30% of new sales by 2030, a different measure [pid_launch].

EVS 2030 active four-wheel scenarios

30% / 50% / 70% annual growth from the provisional 2,850 November 2025 pool.

Cautious10,582
Base21,642
HighBase case40,466

08

Charging is early and utilisation-constrained

Industry sources place public sites around 30–50 in March 2026; OMCs operated about 15 [tribune_charging] [ocac_active]. NEECA had 72 operator licences and policy aims for 3,000 stations by 2030, but licences and targets are not installed sites [charging_licenses].

Charging

Public charging sites
Value
40
Period
Mar 2026
Scope
National
Status
Midpoint of industry 30–50 estimate
OMC charging sites
Value
15
Period
Mar 2026
Scope
National subset
Status
OCAC report
NEECA operator licences
Value
72
Period
Nov 2025
Scope
National
Status
Licences, not sites
Highway fast chargers
Value
40
Period
End-2025 policy expectation
Scope
Highways
Status
Policy expectation; completion not independently verified
Public charging target
Value
3,000
Period
2030
Scope
National
Status
Policy target

09

The active plug-in cohort is young and warranty-heavy

BYD deliveries began in March 2025 and multiple 2025–2026 launches are recent [reuters_byd25] [reuters_gac]. No authoritative active BEV/PHEV age, warranty or model-year distribution was found. Do not use the old conventional parc as a proxy for battery-repair demand.

Parc Age

All-fuel motor cars
Value
4,689,991
Unit
vehicles
Period
30 Jun 2024
Status
NTRC; not an EV denominator
2024 BEV+PHEV market flow
Value
1,000
Unit
sales
Period
2024
Status
Industry estimate
BYD imported deliveries began
Value
—
Unit
timing
Period
Mar 2025
Status
Reuters; confirms young cohort
Exact active BEV/PHEV age and warranty split
Value
—
Unit
not published
Period
Current
Status
Mandatory diligence gap

10

Early demand is evidence, uptime and chassis work

The near-term basket is battery-health evidence, charging faults, thermal/HVAC, tyres, alignment, suspension, brakes, 12V systems, accident/flood triage and fleet uptime. Pakistan-specific EV failure rates were not found; incidence is an EVS assumption.

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Transparent TAM / SAM / SOM

The 2,850 midpoint × 75% annual paid incidence × PKR50,000 gives PKR106.875m TAM. Applying 75% independent eligibility gives PKR80.156m; 80% Karachi/Lahore/Islamabad reach gives PKR64.125m SAM; 30% Year-1 capture gives PKR19.238m SOM [evs_model].

Assumptions

Active four-wheel service pool
Value
2,850
Unit
vehicles
Type
Planning anchor from sourced range
Rationale
Midpoint of 2,700–3,000 OCAC operating-EV estimate; verify provincial VIN data
Annual paid service incidence
Value
75
Unit
%
Type
EVS assumption
Rationale
Diagnostics, chassis, tyres, thermal, charging and inspection events
Average event-equivalent spend
Value
50,000
Unit
PKR
Type
EVS assumption
Rationale
Blended multi-brand basket before indirect tax
Independent eligibility
Value
75
Unit
%
Type
EVS assumption
Rationale
Excludes warranty, unavailable tools/parts, unsafe work and unsupported coding
Karachi/Lahore/Islamabad reach
Value
80
Unit
%
Type
EVS assumption
Rationale
Early OEM, dealer and charger concentration; validate with excise extract
Year-1 SOM share
Value
30
Unit
% of SAM
Type
EVS assumption
Rationale
Specialist niche capture calibrated to a two-bay base pilot

Service Pool

Active four-wheel planning pool
Vehicles
2,850
Events
—
Value Pkr
—
Status
Midpoint of sourced range; scope uncertain
TAM
Vehicles
2,850
Events
2,138
Value Pkr
106,875,000
Status
Pool sourced; incidence/spend assumed
Independent-eligible
Vehicles
2,850
Events
1,603
Value Pkr
80,156,250
Status
EVS assumption
Three-city SAM
Vehicles
2,850
Events
1,283
Value Pkr
64,125,000
Status
EVS assumption
Year-1 SOM
Vehicles
—
Events
—
Value Pkr
19,237,500
Status
30% of SAM; EVS assumption

12

The model is deliberately narrow

It excludes motorcycles, rickshaws, buses, non-plug-in hybrids, annual sales from stock, public charging revenue, body repair, pack replacement and franchise fees. Every assumption is visible and replaceable.

13

B2B evidence channels should lead

Corporate and delivery fleets, used-EV importers/dealers, financiers, insurers, bodyshops and recovery operators reduce retail acquisition cost and turn battery/charging evidence into a repeatable product.

Segments

Corporate, ride-hail, delivery and diplomatic fleets
Priority
1
Need
Uptime, collection, triage and SLA evidence
Route
Direct account contracts
Used-EV importers, dealers, financiers and insurers
Priority
2
Need
Independent battery, charging and collision evidence
Route
B2B inspection desk
Private urban BEV/PHEV owners
Priority
3
Need
Transparent multi-brand diagnosis and post-warranty alternatives
Route
Owner communities and digital booking
Bodyshops and recovery operators
Priority
4
Need
Safe depower, quarantine and repair triage
Route
Referral panels
OEM/distributor overflow
Priority
5
Need
Chassis, HVAC and evidence work within written boundaries
Route
Subcontract or referral

14

BYD, Deepal and MG are launch-critical

Prioritise BYD Atto 3/Seal/Sealion 6/Shark 6, Deepal L07/S07/S05 and MG4/ZS EV/MG5/HS PHEV, then Kia and GAC. Capability must be proven by VIN and function; BEV, PHEV and REEV work scopes differ [reuters_byd25] [deepal] [mg].

Priority Platforms

BYD Atto 3 / Seal / Sealion 6 / Shark 6
Priority
P1
Evidence
Major entrant; BEV and PHEV portfolio and planned local assembly
Gate
VIN/tool/parts/warranty matrix
Deepal L07 / S07 / S05 REEV
Priority
P1
Evidence
Changan-backed EV-first line with national dealer channel
Gate
BEV/REEV dual-system competence
MG4 / ZS EV / MG5 EV / HS PHEV
Priority
P1
Evidence
Established EV/PHEV models and 3S aftersales
Gate
Platform diagnostics and parts access
Kia EV5 / EV9 and GAC Aion/Hyptec
Priority
P2
Evidence
Lucky Motor portfolio and 2026 localisation plans
Gate
Launch timing and OEM boundaries
Audi e-tron / BMW i / grey imports
Priority
P3
Evidence
Premium and used-import niche
Gate
Parts, software and liability economics

15In the full report

Authorised networks own warranty and software access

BYD/Mega Motor, Master Changan/Deepal, MG and Lucky Motor have dealer or manufacturing ecosystems. EVS should not mimic OEM warranty work; it should win on independent multi-brand evidence, fleet SLA, collection and safety-governed triage.

This section is in the full report.

16In the full report

Karachi first; Lahore and Islamabad as validation spokes

Karachi combines the port/import corridor, planned BYD assembly, Lucky Motor manufacturing, corporate fleets and premium demand [reuters_byd24] [reuters_gac]. City scores are EVS assumptions pending provincial registration extracts.

This section is in the full report.

17In the full report

Policy support is material but eligibility-sensitive

The NEV policy announced PKR15,000/kWh for four-wheelers, PKR65,000 for e-two-wheelers and PKR400,000 for e-three-wheelers; provinces were encouraged to waive registration [pid_subsidies]. Verify vehicle class, cap, budget and application status before promising a benefit.

This section is in the full report.

18In the full report

Assume zero workshop incentive

The NEV policy favours localisation, infrastructure and approved manufacturing [nev_policy]. Routine repair does not automatically qualify. No grant, tax holiday, customs concession or subsidised finance is in the model; seek written BOI/FBR confirmation [boi].

This section is in the full report.

19In the full report

Model economics before tax and central allocations

Confirm federal income tax, federal/provincial sales-tax classification, withholding, royalties, transfer pricing, customs, payroll and electronic invoicing under current FBR and provincial law [fbr] [fbr_einvoice]. Do not hard-code an unverified rate into the investment case.

This section is in the full report.

21In the full report

Entity, site, fire, environment and charging scopes are separate

Complete SECP/FBR registration plus local zoning, occupancy, fire/Civil Defence, labour and environmental approvals before trade. If public/commercial charging is offered, NEECA requires registration and applicable municipal, land, utility, EPA and road-authority NOCs [secp] [neeca_regs].

This section is in the full report.

22In the full report

No universal traction-HV licence was found—so EVS must create the gate

NAVTTC is the national training authority, but no blanket automotive HV licence was verified [navttc]. Require documented role competence, platform training, isolation/LOTO, rescue capability and an independent commissioning audit.

This section is in the full report.

23In the full report

Battery quarantine and waste custody are go/no-go items

Design an external, segregated, monitored quarantine zone before accepting wet, damaged or thermally abnormal packs. Obtain SEPA classification, storage, transporter and disposal/recycling approvals in writing; do not assume a complete lithium-battery recovery market [sindh_epa].

This section is in the full report.

24

Refrigerant, drainage and chemical controls are site-specific

Confirm refrigerant work, oils/coolants, wash water, drainage, flood design, spill response and hazardous storage with SEPA and local/fire authorities. Do not import EU or Gulf requirements as Pakistan law.

25

Written scope and evidence are the product

Use authorisation, estimate, warranty, limitation, battery-state caveats, complaint and secure VIN/diagnostic-record controls. Never imply OEM approval or guaranteed remaining battery life.

26In the full report

Operate directly before franchising

Use a company-controlled pilot and counsel-approved trademark, royalty, tax, technology-transfer, disclosure, audit and termination structure. No franchise offer or fee before one audited operating year.

This section is in the full report.

28In the full report

Two-bay company-controlled managed partner pilot

EVS controls brand, SOPs, training, VIN whitelist, data and audits. The local operator controls compliant premises, employment, insurance, permits and waste contracts. Terms remain revocable, non-exclusive and non-sublicensable.

This section is in the full report.

29In the full report

Base 90-day economics barely clear the gate

The base case is 120 orders × PKR40,000 = PKR4.8m revenue, 50% gross margin and PKR0.2m EBITDA before tax/central allocation; break-even is 110 orders. Low case loses PKR1.02m; high earns PKR4.08m [evs_model].

This section is in the full report.

30In the full report

Data, youth, parts, power and battery safety dominate

The largest errors would be treating broad NEV totals as passenger cars, buying a fast charger before utilisation exists, assuming grey-import software/parts access or accepting damaged packs without quarantine.

This section is in the full report.

31In the full report

90-day entry plan

Days 0–30 resolve active VIN data, law and site design. Days 31–60 run paid multi-platform diagnostics. Days 61–90 reach 120 orders, secure two B2B anchors and refresh economics with binding quotes.

This section is in the full report.

32In the full report

Explicit go / no-go gates

No permanent hub without reconciled provincial active stock, 120 paid jobs, two B2B anchors, 90% promised-function success, 50% base margin, positive EBITDA and written HV/fire/quarantine/waste controls. No franchise before one audited year.

This section is in the full report.

33In the full report

Further diligence before capex

Buy Sindh/Punjab/ICT model-fuel-age data; separate BEV/PHEV/REEV; validate warranty, ticket, cycle, parts lead time, tool coverage, waste chain, site power, insurer appetite, tax and foreign-investment/franchise treatment.

This section is in the full report.

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Methodology

NTRC anchors the all-fuel parc; Reuters and OCAC anchor plug-in flow and the provisional active pool; MoI&P/PID/NEECA anchor policy and charging; SECP/FBR/Sindh sources anchor regulation. EVS assumptions drive scenarios, TAM/SAM/SOM, scores and economics only.

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Caveats and uncertainty

No official national active BEV/PHEV stock split, provincial model-age extract, final 2025 plug-in registrations, verified public connector register, EV failure-rate series, price survey or independent-workshop capacity series was obtained. The 2,850 midpoint is provisional.

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Complete linked source register

The source audit records publisher, publication/access dates, definitions and direct links. Industry estimates, policy targets, licences and EVS assumptions are explicitly labelled.

Source Audit

nev_policy
Title
NEW ENERGY VEHICLES POLICY 2025–30
Publisher
Ministry of Industries & Production Pakistan
Publication Date
2025-08-13
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://moip.gov.pk/PolicyDetail/YmM5ZGFiMDMtYjg2MC00ODE0LWJjNjQtNWZmNzZmYzQ4Mjg2
Notes
Primary policy page; 30% of new sales by 2030 and 3,000-station programme are policy targets, not current stock.
pid_launch
Title
Government officially launches NEV Policy 2025–30
Publisher
Press Information Department Pakistan
Publication Date
2025-06-19
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://pid.gov.pk/site/press_detail/29435
Notes
Official 30% of new-vehicle sales target for 2030 and policy-projected fuel/FX savings.
pid_subsidies
Title
NEV policy consumer subsidies and highway chargers
Publisher
Press Information Department Pakistan
Publication Date
2025-06-20
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://pid.gov.pk/site/press_detail/29447
Notes
PKR65k e-2W, PKR400k e-3W, PKR15k/kWh e-4W; 40 highway fast chargers expected by end-2025; free registration encouraged.
neeca_regs
Title
EVCI & BSS Regulations 2024 portal
Publisher
National Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority
Publication Date
2024-10-24
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://neeca.gov.pk/Detail/MjczZTQwYWYtYzA5Yi00YzM2LThhNWUtZmMwYTA1MTZlYmJm
Notes
Primary registration framework, NOCs, oversight and applicability to KE/DISCO territories.
charging_tariff
Title
44% discounted tariff for EV charging stations
Publisher
Radio Pakistan
Publication Date
2025-01-15
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://www.radio.gov.pk/15-01-2025/power-division-announces-44-discounted-tariff-for-ev-charging-stations
Notes
Tariff reduced from PKR71 to PKR39.70/kWh; 15-day registration and PKR50,000 registration fee announced.
pid_charger
Title
First 120 kW fast charging station
Publisher
Press Information Department Pakistan
Publication Date
2025-03-25
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://pid.gov.pk/site/press_detail/28435
Notes
Official inauguration and tariff described near PKR39/kWh.
charging_licenses
Title
Government starts implementing EV charging infrastructure policy
Publisher
ProPakistani citing Senate briefing
Publication Date
2025-11-27
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://propakistani.pk/2025/11/27/govt-starts-implementing-ev-charging-infrastructure-policy/
Notes
72 operator licences, 240-station FY plan and 3,000-station 2030 target; licences are not operating sites.
ocac_active
Title
Oil industry urges review of mandatory EV chargers
Publisher
Geo News citing Oil Companies Advisory Council
Publication Date
2026-03-12
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://www.geo.tv/latest/655297-oil-industry-urges-review-of-mandatory-ev-chargers-at-petrol-stations
Notes
2,700–3,000 active EVs as of Nov 2025; 15 OMC charging sites; PKR15m–20m Level-3 charger capex excluding transformer/cabling.
tribune_charging
Title
EVs face grid, land and trust deficits
Publisher
Express Tribune
Publication Date
2026-03-26
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2599316/evs-face-grid-land-trust-deficits
Notes
Industry estimate of 30–50 public charging sites versus 3,000 policy target.
reuters_byd25
Title
China’s BYD to assemble EVs in Pakistan from 2026
Publisher
Reuters
Publication Date
2025-07-24
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/boards-policy-regulation/chinas-byd-assemble-evs-pakistan-2026-2025-07-24/
Notes
About 1,000 BEV+PHEV sales in 2024; 2025 expected three-to-fourfold; plant capacity 25,000/year on double shifts.
reuters_byd24
Title
BYD plans car plant in Karachi
Publisher
Reuters
Publication Date
2024-08-17
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/chinas-byd-plans-car-plant-karachi-part-pakistan-entry-2024-08-17/
Notes
BYD stores/experience centres planned in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad and NEV assembly in 2026.
reuters_gac
Title
Lucky Motors partners with GAC
Publisher
Reuters
Publication Date
2026-05-22
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/pakistans-lucky-motors-partners-with-chinas-gac-it-bets-fuel-shock-will-drive-ev-2026-05-22/
Notes
GAC EV launches and December 2026 assembly plan; electric motorcycles about 5% of two-wheel sales; four-wheel EVs remain small.
ntrc_parc
Title
Motor vehicles on road up to 30 June 2024
Publisher
National Transport Research Centre Pakistan
Publication Date
2024-12-11
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://www.ntrc.gov.pk/pakistan-2/
Notes
37,356,037 total vehicles and 4,689,991 motor cars from provincial/regional excise departments.
pama_sales
Title
Monthly production and sales of vehicles
Publisher
Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association
Publication Date
2025-07-01
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://pama.org.pk/monthly-production-sales-of-vehicles/
Notes
Primary industry data gateway; FY2023-24 passenger-car sales 81,577 used only as all-fuel context.
secp
Title
Company formation and incorporation
Publisher
Securities & Exchange Commission of Pakistan
Publication Date
—
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://secp.gov.pk/
Notes
Official entity formation and Companies Regulations gateway.
fbr
Title
Finance Acts and current tax law
Publisher
Federal Board of Revenue Pakistan
Publication Date
2026-06-30
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://www.fbr.gov.pk/Categ/Finance-Acts/620
Notes
Current tax-law gateway; rates and service classification require adviser confirmation.
fbr_einvoice
Title
Electronic invoicing FAQs
Publisher
Federal Board of Revenue Pakistan
Publication Date
2025-04-22
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://www.fbr.gov.pk/faqs/173967/173969
Notes
Electronic invoicing mandatory for corporate and non-corporate sales-tax registered persons under SRO 709.
boi
Title
Investment policy and facilitation
Publisher
Board of Investment Pakistan
Publication Date
—
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://invest.gov.pk/
Notes
Official investment-facilitation gateway; no award assumed.
sindh_osh
Title
Sindh Occupational Safety and Health Act 2017
Publisher
Government of Sindh
Publication Date
2017-12-01
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://www.sindhlaws.gov.pk/setup/publications_SindhCode/PUB-15-000822.pdf
Notes
Provincial workplace-safety framework for a Karachi pilot; verify current Rules and registration.
sindh_epa
Title
Sindh Environmental Protection Act 2014
Publisher
Government of Sindh
Publication Date
2014-03-20
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://www.sindhlaws.gov.pk/setup/publications_SindhCode/PUB-15-000153.pdf
Notes
Provincial environmental framework; site-specific battery, chemical, wastewater and waste approvals require SEPA confirmation.
navttc
Title
Qualifications and training gateway
Publisher
National Vocational & Technical Training Commission
Publication Date
—
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://navttc.gov.pk/
Notes
Training authority gateway; no universal national automotive traction-HV licence was found.
deepal
Title
Deepal Pakistan models and dealer network
Publisher
Master Changan / Deepal Pakistan
Publication Date
—
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://deepal.com.pk/
Notes
Official Pakistan model and network gateway for L07, S07 and S05.
mg
Title
MG Pakistan electric model range
Publisher
MG Motors Pakistan
Publication Date
—
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
https://mgmotors.com.pk/
Notes
Official EV model/owner-information gateway.
evs_model
Title
EVS Pakistan decision-support model
Publisher
EVS Worldwide
Publication Date
2026-08-10
Accessed At
2026-08-10
Url
EVS://Pakistan/model/2026-08-10
Notes
All growth, incidence, spend, eligibility, reach, SOM, scores, economics and recommendations are EVS assumptions.

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Board recommendation

Approve the Karachi validation programme only. Do not approve permanent premises, public fast charging, pack opening or franchising until every gate passes.

Validation

JSON syntax
Status
passed
Evidence
Node parse
Schema completeness
Status
passed
Evidence
63 blocks, 23 datasets, 23 tables, four charts
Calculation consistency
Status
passed
Evidence
17 independent recomputations
Source linkage
Status
passed
Evidence
All material quantitative claims cite source register
Definition reconciliation
Status
passed
Evidence
Four-wheel active pool separated from broad NEV totals, flows, licences and targets
Branding
Status
passed
Evidence
EVS green/black/silver/white; no blue

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