Chery Master Pakistan has revealed plans to begin local production of its vehicles by January 2026 at its new manufacturing facility in Port Qasim, Karachi. The project, worth $150 million, covers an area of 60 acres and marks a significant step toward strengthening Pakistan’s automobile industry.
The company plans to assemble four of its popular models from Chery’s global lineup — Tiggo Cross, Tiggo 7, Tiggo 8, and Tiggo 9. All these vehicles will feature advanced plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) technology, reflecting Chery’s commitment to promoting cleaner and more energy-efficient mobility solutions in Pakistan.
Along with vehicle assembly, Chery Master Pakistan is also developing a wide dealership network to make its cars accessible nationwide. Ten dealerships are set to open across seven major cities, offering sales, after-sales service, and maintenance support.
The new investment is expected to generate more than 2,000 direct and indirect jobs, contributing to Pakistan’s industrial growth and employment opportunities. Experts believe this initiative will help boost the country’s automotive supply chain, attract new technology partners, and strengthen local manufacturing capabilities.
Chery’s decision to invest in Pakistan aligns with the government’s push to encourage electric and hybrid vehicle adoption under the new Auto Policy. By bringing modern New Energy Vehicle (NEV) technology and global expertise, Chery aims to enhance customer experience and set new standards in Pakistan’s car market.
The upcoming facility is expected to position Pakistan as a competitive player in the regional auto industry while supporting sustainable transportation goals.
