Valore Motor Corporation has announced the booking price for the Valore Quad, its small electric city car, putting the first firm figure on a vehicle whose price was a mystery when it was revealed in Pakistan last week. Customers can reserve the Valore Quad for Rs 559,800, the company said in an announcement on Saturday, 8 November 2026.
The Valore Quad booking price is a reservation amount, not the price of the car. Valore has still not disclosed the full price of the Quad, and it has said nothing yet about when deliveries will begin. That means anyone paying Rs 559,800 now is reserving a place in the queue rather than buying the car at a known price. Pre-bookings open on 16 November 2026, and buyers should confirm the booking terms directly with the company before paying.
The announcement answers the biggest question left open at the Quad’s launch. When Valore revealed the car in Pakistan, the price was the one detail nobody could give — our own launch coverage said the price was still a mystery. The booking figure is now the first concrete number attached to the car, even though the full price remains unknown.
Valore Quad booking price: what Rs 559,800 actually reserves
The booking amount of Rs 559,800 is the sum Valore is asking buyers to pay to reserve a Quad. The company has not said whether the amount is refundable, whether it will be adjusted against the final price, or what the final price will be. Until those details are published, the booking figure should be treated as an entry point, not as the cost of the car.
For comparison, booking deposits are already a familiar feature of Pakistan’s electric car market. Master Chery Pakistan opened bookings for its Chery Q electric hatchback at Rs 1.5 million against an introductory price of Rs 5,554,000, and deliveries of that car have now begun. Valore has not given any equivalent ratio for the Quad, so there is no way yet to judge what share of the final price Rs 559,800 represents.
Valore Quad specifications: 292 km range, 75 km/h top speed
The Valore Quad is an L7-category electric urban commuter, a class of small vehicle built for short city trips rather than long-distance travel. It is powered by an electric motor producing around 10 horsepower, and its claimed top speed is 75 km/h — enough for city roads, but clearly not a motorway car.
The car carries a 21.6 kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery. Valore quotes a driving range of 292 km under the WLTP test cycle, approximately 250 km under EPA estimates, and up to 356 km under the CLTC cycle. These are laboratory test-cycle figures from different testing standards, not measured Pakistani road results, and the real-world range will vary with driving conditions, traffic and use of the air conditioning.
The Quad will be offered with a choice of 15-inch or 16-inch wheels, and its boxy, upright styling has drawn comparisons with the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon. It has been developed through a manufacturing partnership between Valore Motor Corporation Pakistan and China-based KUCA NEV, and the company says it will come with a range of convenience and technology features aimed at buyers looking for a practical electric commuter.
When Valore Quad bookings open and where to see it
Pre-bookings for the Valore Quad open on 16 November 2026. Before that, buyers will get a chance to see the car in person: Valore is opening its first experience centre at Commercial Broadway, DHA Phase 8, Lahore, on 10 November 2026.
The company has said the Quad will be the first of several models introduced under its partnership with KUCA NEV, with plans to expand into mid-range and premium segments in 2027. For now, though, the Quad is the only model on offer, and the experience centre opening is the first chance for most buyers to judge the car up close before deciding whether to book.
What the Valore Quad means for Pakistan’s electric car market
The Valore Quad arrives at a moment when Pakistan’s electric vehicle market is moving quickly. The Chery Q has gone from bookings to deliveries, BYD’s Denza N8 is due to launch on 12 November with a claimed range of 1,003 km, and several brands are now competing for buyers who want lower running costs and freedom from petrol prices.
The Quad is aimed at the cheapest end of that market: a small, slow, city-only electric car for short daily trips. If the full price lands anywhere near the booking figure, it would be one of the most affordable new electric vehicles in Pakistan. But that is still an open question — and so are delivery timelines, warranty terms and the charging and service network that owners will depend on.
For now, the Valore Quad booking price of Rs 559,800 tells buyers one thing clearly: Valore is ready to take their money. What it does not yet tell them is what the car will finally cost, or when it will arrive. Those answers will decide whether the Quad becomes a genuine city runabout for ordinary buyers or another launch that promised more than it delivered.
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