A Chinese conglomerate is exploring the establishment of an assembly line for two and three-wheeler electric vehicles (EVs) in Pakistan, signaling a significant potential investment in the nation’s green mobility and industrial sectors.
A three-member delegation from the Tianjin Chuanhui Group visited the Board of Investment’s Project Management Unit for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), according to official information today. The visit was a direct follow-up to a Memorandum of Understanding on industrial cooperation signed during a Prime Minister-led Pak-China B2B Investment Conference held in Beijing in September 2025.
The representatives from Tianjin Chuanhui Group expressed a specific interest in setting up the EV assembly facility within one of the country”s Special Economic Zones (SEZs). The group”s broader focus includes EV manufacturing, developing charging infrastructure, and exploring the use of electric vehicles in the agricultural domain to promote green mobility and help reduce carbon emissions.
During the meeting, officials from the Board of Investment (BOI) briefed the Chinese representatives on the opportunities available in SEZs and the facilitation measures in place for foreign investors. The BOI reaffirmed its commitment to providing comprehensive support to ensure seamless processes and foster strong business-to-business linkages. An orientation meeting with relevant ministries was also conducted to advance the necessary regulatory formalities for the implementation phase.
This engagement is considered a progressive step in the Industrial Cooperation Phase of CPEC, reinforcing the momentum for sustainable economic development. The BOI, under the direction of Federal Minister Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh, continues its pivotal role in attracting foreign capital and enhancing Pakistan’s economic integration with global partners, particularly China.