Sazgar is a renowned brand in the country releasing affordable 4-stroke taxi vehicles for the general public. The company also export 3000 vehicles to Japan to grow the country’s economy.

Pakistan recently passed a new proposal to grow electric equipment in the region to fight climate change. Many manufacturer companies like Proton, BMW, Audi have plans to launch their own electric vehicle in the country. However, the country is still a long way behind the technology.

The 3-wheeler rickshaw is being manufactured locally and the company has plans to export this vehicle to other parts of the world.

Apart from the electric kit, all the material in the vehicle will be manufactured locally, which company claims will help the ‘Country’s economy’. In terms of specifications, its a 7.7kwh, 48V, 160Ah battery paired with a 3kw motor.

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The motor will provide a 170KM range with the weight. Nonetheless, it’s a great concept to boost the country’s economy. The rest of the features are mentioned below.

#EV #Rickshaw unveiled by #Sazgar in #Lahore – A #GameChanger inshallah pic.twitter.com/ASaphR2vJv

— Malik Amin Aslam (@aminattock) January 24, 2020

Sazgar 3-Wheeler rickshaw features:

• Electric Motor: 3 kW
• Range: 170KM
• Battery Voltage: 48V
• Battery Capacity: 160Ah, 7.7kwh
• Battery charging time: 5 hours
• Price: TBA

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This time around, the cabinet has approved an environmental policy to fight Global warming and appointed a proposal regarding the transformation of CNG station into Electric charging terminals.

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According to the recent report, the active government of Pakistan is trying hard to promote awareness regarding climate change. During the signup of policy, there was a detail discussion of how the officials can tackle climate change, and how these companies will help develop the economy.

“The charging stations for EVs will require electricity that will be supplied through distribution companies only unless someone makes their own power supply arrangements.”

Although tech giants like Tesla, Audi, Nissan, BWM, etc are yet to release their electric cars in the region. However small Chinese companies Economia, Al-Haj, Master Motors, and Proton are assembling their vehicle plants in many parts of the country.

Recently, Sazgar is set to release its first electric car in the region. Let’s see what this car can offer.

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