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Hub Power and BYD Launch Electric Vehicles in Pakistan

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By Web Desk Published June 24, 2024 1 Min Read
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Hub Power Company Limited (PSX: HUBC), in collaboration with BYD Auto Industry Company Limited, is diversifying into Pakistan’s electric vehicle (EV) market.

The expansion is facilitated through its subsidiary, Mega Motor Company Limited. This strategic initiative underscores a significant shift towards sustainable energy solutions in the region.

The venture into EV manufacturing follows the finalization of agreements and asset acquisitions, subject to necessary corporate and regulatory approvals. This move was precipitated by BYD, China’s largest electric vehicle manufacturer, which expressed a strong interest in the Pakistani market in April, signalling robust confidence in the local automotive sector’s potential for growth.

Electric vehicles to be manufactured in Pakistan

KARACHI: Hub Power Holdings Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Hub Power Company Limited, is entering into electric vehicle market in Pakistan in collaboration with China’s BYD Auto Industry Company Limited, ARY News… pic.twitter.com/MYXEpgLi46

— Tesla Pablo 🔋 (@pablo9948967714) June 23, 2024

HUBC, traditionally known for its substantial operations in power generation, owns and operates a 1,200-megawatt oil-powered station in Balochistan. The shift towards electric vehicles aligns with global trends and Pakistan’s national interests in reducing carbon emissions and promoting environmental sustainability.

The collaboration with Mega Conglomerate Private Limited and BYD’s entry into the Pakistani market are poised to enhance the availability of green products and foster significant advancements in Pakistan’s automotive industry. This marks a pivotal step towards modernizing the national transportation infrastructure and enhancing environmental stewardship.

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