Dewan Motors Pvt. Ltd., the authorized BMW importer in Pakistan, is collaborating to enhance the electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure in the country.
Since introducing the first Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles with the BMW brand in 2016, Dewan Motors has been actively promoting the benefits of semi-electric and fully electric vehicles in Pakistan. The company takes pride in launching the first public charging station at Dolmen Mall in Clifton, Karachi, offering free charging for BMW customers during their shopping experience.
Dewan Motors’ commitment to expanding the EV charging network is evident in its initiative to install DC fast chargers at Bhera Stations along the M2 motorway, North and South routes. The installation of 120 KW DC chargers on both sides of the M2 motorway in 2022 significantly enhances the feasibility of long-distance EV travel in Pakistan, in collaboration with M/s AEPL.
The company’s mission is to establish a robust charging infrastructure through partnerships with the corporate sector. Dewan Motors has signed MoUs with Hashoo Group and Hascol Petroleum, aiming to create private partnerships to expand the charging network across Pakistan. The collaboration extends to fast-food chains, with the first charging station commissioned at Gloria Jeans in Faisalabad.
Dewan Motors plans to make charging accessible at prime destinations across Pakistan, targeting tourist resorts and leisure clubs. Chargers have been commissioned at PNS Karsaz Golf Club, Karachi, with plans for further expansion.
In 2024, the company aims to deploy an additional 500 AC Wallbox chargers nationwide. Looking ahead, Dewan Motors plans to install 10 additional DC chargers at highway gas stations in the coming year, reinforcing its dedication to expanding the DC Fast EV charging infrastructure and promoting widespread EV adoption in Pakistan.
Dewan Motors is committed to making Electric Vehicles the preferred choice, contributing to environmental conservation and reducing the economic burden of petroleum imports for future generations.
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