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First E-Balloting for Electric Two- and Three-Wheelers under PAVE Scheme Held

October 3, 2025
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The government of Pakistan has conducted its first-ever electronic balloting for electric two- and three-wheelers under the Pakistan Accelerated Vehicle Electrification (PAVE) Scheme, marking a key milestone in the country’s transition toward clean and affordable transportation.

Officials hailed the move as a landmark achievement that aligns with the government’s broader strategy to promote green mobility, reduce carbon emissions, and lower fuel dependency.

Subsidies for Two- and Three-Wheelers

Under the PAVE Scheme, successful applicants will receive financial subsidies to make electric vehicles more affordable:

  • Electric two-wheelers:
    • Rs. 50,000 subsidy on bank-leased purchases
    • Rs. 80,000 subsidy on self-financed purchases
  • Electric three-wheelers:
    • Rs. 200,000 subsidy on bank-leased purchases
    • Rs. 400,000 subsidy on self-financed purchases

These incentives are designed to accelerate the adoption of eco-friendly vehicles while providing relief to buyers amid rising fuel costs.

Massive Response and Allotments

According to official figures, a total of 269,161 applications were submitted during the initial phase. Out of these, 40,000 applicants were declared successful in the e-balloting process. The allotments included 40,000 electric two-wheelers and 1,000 electric three-wheelers.

Applicants can check their ballot results using their CNIC number or application ID on the official PAVE website:- https://pave.gov.pk/home

Delivery and After-Sales Support

The government has also placed responsibility on original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to ensure timely vehicle delivery, warranty coverage, and after-sales service. This ensures that buyers not only receive their vehicles promptly but also benefit from long-term support, making the adoption of EVs more reliable.

A Step Toward Sustainable Mobility

The successful execution of the first e-balloting under the PAVE Scheme highlights Pakistan’s commitment to sustainable transport solutions. By subsidizing EV purchases and ensuring transparent allotment through digital draws, the government aims to position electric two- and three-wheelers as a mainstream choice for the public.

This initiative is expected to contribute significantly to reducing urban pollution, lowering fuel imports, and supporting Pakistan’s climate goals.


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