BYD·Pickup·Plug-in Hybrid

BYD Shark 6Price in Pakistan, range & specs

Q: What is the price of the BYD Shark 6 in Pakistan?

The BYD Shark 6 is priced at PKR 2 Crore in Pakistan (2026, indicative).

PKR 2 CroreShowroom

436hpPower

29.58kWhBattery

85kmElectric range

55kWDC charging (max)

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Charges at 34 of 123 public chargers in Pakistan

The BYD Shark 6 is a plug-in hybrid pickup in Pakistan, priced from PKR 2 Crore. It drives up to 85 km on electric alone and switches to petrol for longer trips — so you can charge it for daily driving. Here are its specs, and where to charge it across Pakistan.

Specifications

Everything the manufacturer states for the BYD Shark 6, set out in full.

Battery & charging

DC charging (max)55 kW

AC charging (max)7 kW

Rapid charge 10–80%20 min

Electric range85 km

Battery29.58 kWh

Engine1498 cc

Performance

Top speed170 km/h

Power436 hp

DrivetrainAWD

Torque650 Nm

Dimensions

Length5457 mm

Width1971 mm

Height1925 mm

Wheelbase3260 mm

Seats5

Cost on the road

What the Shark 6 actually costs to put on the road. It has a petrol engine, so it is taxed on engine-capacity slabs and gets none of the electric-vehicle concessions.

Registered in

Tax status

Delivered price — what you pay the dealer

On-road (delivered)

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Then to register it — varies by province

Registration & token (year 1)

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Total to put on the road

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Running costs

Put your own numbers in below — monthly distance, your electricity tariff, today's petrol price — and see what the Shark 6 would cost you each month next to an equivalent petrol car.

Distance / month Electricity · PKR/kWh Petrol · PKR/L Petrol car · km/L

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Charging the Shark 6: —
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Worked out on the home electricity rate you set above. Your own figure will move with how you drive, and public DC charging costs noticeably more per unit.

Charging this car

Which sockets the Shark 6 uses, and what that means for you on the ChargePK map — we count the stations it can actually pull from, live.

Charging ports

ACType 2 · 7 kW

Plug into Type 2 to charge overnight at home or on an AC point.

34/123

28%

of the public chargers we track are compatible with the Shark 6

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BYD dealers in Pakistan

3 authorised showrooms across 2 cities in Pakistan.

BYD Metropole Experience CenterExperience centre

Civil Lines, Club Road · Mega Motor Company

Hotel Metropole Building, Club Road, Civil Lines, Karachi

Mon–Sat 10:30–19:30 (closed Sun)

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BYD South KarachiSales · service · spares

Sector 23, Main Korangi Road · Mega Motor Company

12/1, Sector 23, Main Korangi Road, Karachi

Mon–Sat 09:00–17:30 (closed Sun)

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The verdict

The Shark 6 makes sense if you want a pickup but are not ready to depend on Pakistan's charging network. The 29.58 kWh battery gives a claimed 85 km of electric-only running for daily use, and the 1.5T petrol engine takes over beyond that — no range anxiety on a Lahore–Islamabad run. With 436 hp, 650 Nm and AWD, it is not short of muscle. The trade-off is price: at PKR 1.995 Crore it costs more than the Riddara RD6, a full-electric pickup from PKR 1.33 Crore with up to 461 km of quoted range. If your driving is mostly urban and you can charge at home, the RD6 is cheaper to buy and to run. If you regularly leave the motorway network, the Shark 6's petrol backup earns its premium.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the BYD Shark 6 in Pakistan?

The BYD Shark 6 is priced at PKR 2 Crore in Pakistan (2026 — indicative, confirm with the dealer as prices move with taxes and exchange rates).

What is the electric range of the BYD Shark 6?

The BYD Shark 6 drives up to 85 km on electric alone, then runs on petrol for longer journeys.

Where can I charge the BYD Shark 6 in Pakistan?

The BYD Shark 6 uses Type 2 connectors. Charge it at public stations across Pakistan — see the live ChargePK map for chargers near you.

How much power does the BYD Shark 6 have?

Combined output is 436 hp and 650 Nm of torque, delivered through all-wheel drive — the 1.5-litre turbo petrol engine and the electric motors working together. Top speed is quoted at 170 km/h. Those are big numbers for a pickup in Pakistan, and the practical benefit is effortless overtaking with a load on, rather than outright pace.

Is the BYD Shark 6 worth it compared to the Riddara RD6 and Deepal E07?

It depends on how you drive. The Riddara RD6 is a full-electric pickup from PKR 1.33 Crore to PKR 1.7 Crore with up to 461 km of range — cheaper to buy and to run if you can charge reliably. The Deepal E07 costs PKR 1.9 Crore with 640 km of electric range. The Shark 6, at PKR 1.995 Crore, is the only plug-in hybrid of the three: you pay more for the petrol engine as backup.

How much does it cost to charge the BYD Shark 6 at home?

The 29.58 kWh battery costs roughly PKR 1,350 to PKR 1,900 for a full home charge, using domestic tariffs of PKR 45 to 65 per unit. Against the claimed 85 km of electric range, that works out to roughly PKR 16 to 23 per km on electric power. After the battery depletes, the 1.5T petrol engine takes over and running costs shift to fuel.

Is the BYD Shark 6's 85 km electric range realistic in daily driving?

The 85 km figure is a testing-cycle number, and real-world electric range is lower — air conditioning, load, speed and driving style all cut into it. Unlike a pure EV, though, running out of charge is not a problem here: the petrol engine takes over automatically, so the shortfall affects your running costs rather than whether you reach your destination.