Pakistan Reviews Strategic Progress of Electric Vehicle Policy 2025–30

The Government is fully committed to establishing a green and sustainable transport infrastructure,” stated Haroon Akhtar Khan, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Industries and Production. “The new Electric Vehicle Policy aims to drive integrated progress—blending technological innovation, economic growth, and environmental responsibility to shape a cleaner and smarter future for Pakistan.

Addressing the 5th meeting of the Steering Committee on the Electric Vehicle Policy, he said that the Ministry of Industries and Production has engaged in consultations with provincial governments regarding the policy.

The SAPM emphasized that this intergovernmental cooperation would continue to ensure effective and consistent implementation across the country.

Haroon Akhtar further highlighted that the policy’s environmental impact would be assessed using international standards to measure reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and to explore opportunities for carbon credits. He reiterated the government’s strong commitment to promoting eco-friendly technologies under the guidance of the Prime Minister.

Haroon Akhtar Khan said that the NEV policy is in alignment with the Prime Minister’s vision of steering Pakistan toward a greener, cleaner and more sustainable transportation system.

During the meeting, participants held detailed discussions on the first phase of the proposed subsidy scheme for electric vehicles. A technical briefing was also presented regarding battery performance and specifications, specifically considering Pakistan’s unique climatic conditions and their impact on electric vehicle performance.