Jaecoo and Omoda: NexGen’s EVs Will Arrive Sooner Than Expected as Production Begins Early
Pakistan’s electric vehicle market has received a major boost as Jaecoo Omoda NexGen Autoautomotive venture—has officially started production months ahead of schedule. This development marks a significant milestone for the country’s EV ambitions at a time when demand for hybrid and electric SUVs is rising rapidly.
Initially slated for a March 2026 production launch, the NexGen Auto facility has surprisingly begun production as early as November 2025, according to investment analysts who attended Nishat Group’s corporate briefing session.
This early start has not only energized the auto industry but has also created excitement among customers who have already booked thousands of units of Jaecoo and Omoda electric vehicles.
NexGen Auto Starts Production Ahead of 2026 Timeline
During a corporate briefing of Nishat Power Limited (NPL), Investment Analyst Zayan Babar (AHL) confirmed that the state-of-the-art plant has already begun its operations.
The plant was expected to begin production in March 2026, but now, just months after setup, production lines are operational, and several vehicles have already reached advanced manufacturing stages such as the paint shop.
Management revealed that the company’s early production is a strategic move to capture the growing EV market of Pakistan and reduce reliance on imports through local assembly.
NPL and NCPL to Invest Rs 4 Billion in NexGen Auto
The Nishat Group is betting big on the future of EVs in Pakistan.
NPL Investment
- Rs 2.0 billion long-term investment
- To acquire 33% stake in NexGen Auto
- Through subscription of 200 million shares
- Expected to increase company value and long-term profitability
NCPL (Nishat Chunian Power Limited) Investment
- Additional Rs 2.0 billion investment confirmed
- Confirms strong strategic interest of Nishat Group
- Integration with Hyundai’s assembly line already planned
- First EV launch is “imminent”
With a combined Rs 4 billion injection, NexGen Auto is set to become one of the largest automotive investment initiatives in Pakistan outside of global brands like Toyota or Suzuki.
Jaecoo & Omoda EV Lineup for Pakistan
NexGen Auto is preparing to assemble two major vehicles:
✔ Jaecoo Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV)
A hybrid SUV designed for high efficiency and low fuel consumption—ideal for Pakistani urban and rural conditions.
✔ Omoda E5 Fully Electric SUV
A feature-packed electric SUV widely popular in international markets for its range, safety ratings, and futuristic features.
Both vehicles have already received strong consumer interest due to:
- Futuristic designs
- Competitive expected prices
- Lower running costs
- EV incentives by the government
2,000+ Bookings Already Received
Industry insiders have confirmed that over 2,000 units of Jaecoo and Omoda EVs have already been booked.
Out of these bookings:
- 20% advance payments have been collected
- Multiple units are already in the paint and assembly sections
- CKD-based deliveries expected by mid-December 2025
This is a strong indicator of growing consumer trust in new EV brands and Pakistan’s accelerating shift toward clean transportation.
Production Capacity of 32,000 Units Per Year
The NexGen Auto plant, located next to Hyundai Nishat’s existing production facility, has impressive manufacturing capabilities.
Annual Capacity
- 32,000 vehicles/year
Monthly Output
- 2,667 units per month (double-shift)
- 1,333 units per month (single-shift)
This capacity places NexGen among the top automotive assemblers in Pakistan, giving it the volume needed to compete with major established players.
Why Pakistan’s EV Market Is Surging
Pakistan’s EV landscape is transforming rapidly due to:
🔋 Fuel Price Hikes
High petrol and diesel prices are shifting customers toward hybrids and EVs.
🏭 Government EV Policies
Tax incentives and duty exemptions encourage local EV manufacturing.
💡 Energy Transition
Pakistan aims to increase EV adoption as part of its clean energy goals.
🚙 Consumer Demand for SUVs
Mid-size SUVs like Jaecoo and Omoda fit the trending market preferences.
All these factors together create the perfect opportunity for NexGen Auto’s early entry.
Future Outlook: First Dividend Expected in FY28
NCPL management stated that although initial profitability may face pressure due to government concessions and high setup costs, long-term returns are expected to be strong.
The company expects:
- Strong market demand
- Diversification of revenue
- First dividend from EV business by FY28
This timeline aligns with the typical growth and expansion cycle of automotive plants internationally.
What Early Production Means for Consumers
The early launch of Jaecoo and Omoda EVs will bring multiple benefits:
✔ Faster vehicle deliveries
✔ Reduction in import costs
✔ More competitive pricing
✔ Greater variety in Pakistan’s EV market
✔ Enhanced availability of spare parts & after-sales support
With local assembly already underway, consumers may see more affordable EV options compared to fully imported units.
Conclusion – Jaecoo Omoda NexGen Auto EVs production Pakistan
The early start of production at NexGen Auto marks a new chapter for Pakistan’s EV revolution. With strong financial backing from NPL and NCPL, advanced assembly infrastructure, and thousands of pre-bookings, the Jaecoo and Omoda EVs are set to reshape Pakistan’s automotive landscape much earlier than expected. Deliveries beginning by mid-December 2025 mean the Pakistani auto market will soon welcome two of the most anticipated electric SUVs.
The future of EVs in Pakistan is not just promising — it’s already here.
FAQs about Jaecoo and Omoda EV:
1. When will Jaecoo and Omoda EV deliveries start in Pakistan?
Deliveries for CKD units are expected to begin by mid-December 2025.
2. What models will NexGen Auto produce?
The facility will assemble the Jaecoo Plug-in Hybrid and the Omoda E5 Fully Electric SUV.
3. How many units have been booked so far?
More than 2,000 bookings have been confirmed with advance payments.
4. Where is the NexGen Auto plant located?
It is located adjacent to Hyundai Nishat’s assembly line in Pakistan.
5. What is the production capacity of the plant?
Up to 32,000 vehicles per year in double-shift operation.
