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Technology

Lucky Motors Corporation brings China’s GAC Motor EVs to Pakistan

  • Unveils four new AION and HYPTEC EV models
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Lucky Motors Corporation, a Pakistani automobile manufacturer and distributor, officially launched China’s GAC Motor in Pakistan, marking a significant development in the country’s automotive industry as the market welcomes electric vehicles (EVs) under the AION and HYPTEC brands.

According to a statement, four new vehicles were officially unveiled under the AION and HYPTEC brands, including the HYPTEC HT featuring its signature gullwing doors, the AION V, AION ES, and AION UT.

The unveilings showcased GAC’s focus on intelligent mobility, electrification, premium design, advanced safety technologies, and smart connectivity, it added.

Earlier in March, Lucky Motors, a subsidiary of Lucky Cement, inked an exclusive partnership agreement with Guangzhou Automobile Group Co., Ltd. (GAC). Under the agreement, LMC got the right to introduce GAC’s new energy vehicle (NEV) brands in Pakistan

Speaking at the event, Muhammad Faisal, CEO of Lucky Motors Corporation, highlighted the company’s journey and growing contribution to Pakistan’s automotive sector. He spoke about LMC’s long-term vision, manufacturing ambitions, and commitment to bringing globally competitive mobility solutions to the Pakistani market.

He also emphasised the strategic partnership between LMC and GAC as a long-term collaboration focused on innovation, technology, and future mobility.

Muhammad Ali Tabba addressed the audience on the broader economic outlook of Pakistan and the importance of industrial development, investment, and international partnerships in supporting sustainable economic growth. He highlighted the role of global collaborations in strengthening Pakistan’s manufacturing and mobility ecosystem.

Wei Haigang, President of GAC International, spoke about GAC’s global vision and the company’s continued international expansion through strategic partnerships.

He also highlighted the longstanding relationship between Pakistan and China, while sharing GAC’s plans for the Pakistani market, including technology collaboration and the introduction of advanced mobility solutions.

The launch event reflected GAC and LMC’s shared ambition to introduce a new era of premium and technologically advanced mobility solutions in Pakistan.

According to the statement, with the official launch of GAC Motor, Pakistan’s automotive landscape takes a major step forward as global automotive expertise, electric vehicle innovation, and long-term industrial collaboration come together to shape the future of mobility in the country.

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