Pakistan’s electric push accelerates across Islamabad and Rawalpindi
Interest in electric vehicles is growing in the two Pakistani cities, driven by high fuel costs and expanding charging infrastructure.
Electric mobility is gaining ground around Islamabad and Rawalpindi, where interest in battery-powered cars and, above all, motorcycles is increasing. The trend reflects the search for lower running costs in a market hit by high fuel prices.
The spread of zero-emission vehicles is progressing alongside the growth of charging points and initiatives aimed at making electric mobility more accessible. For Pakistan, the shift offers a potential alternative to traditional transport, which still dominates the cities.