Dongfeng Box Price in Pakistan 2026

The Box is powered by a 42.3 kWh Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery. In the local market, this high-density pack is praised for its safety and resistance to degradation in hot climates. It supports 400V fast charging, allowing a charge from 30% to 80% in approximately 30 minutes, and features V2L (Vehicle-to-Load) capability to power external appliances.

The front-mounted Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor delivers 95 hp. While it’s built for efficiency, the electric torque provides a "punchy" feel, allowing for a 0–50 km/h sprint in roughly 4.6 seconds, making it one of the quickest hatchbacks in urban traffic.

With 160 Nm of torque available instantly, the Box handles steep urban flyovers and highway merges with ease. The vehicle offers three driving modes—Eco, Comfort, and Sport—letting drivers choose between range-saving and spirited performance.

The Box uses a seamless single-speed reduction gear, operated by a stalk-mounted gear selector (similar to high-end European EVs). This design frees up the center console for extra storage and a cleaner aesthetic.

While the CLTC rating is 430 km, the more realistic WLTP range is 310 km. In Pakistan's real-world conditions (AC on, city traffic), drivers can expect roughly 250–270 km on a full charge, sufficient for nearly a week of typical city commuting.

The Box is larger than it looks, with a width of 1.8 meters providing significant cabin room. Its 2,663 mm wheelbase is comparable to a C-segment sedan, resulting in impressive rear legroom. A standout feature is the "one-touch flat" function, where the front seats can recline completely to form a bed.

The 160 mm ground clearance is adequate for most urban Pakistani roads. The battery is shielded within the chassis, ensuring protection against standard speed breakers and road undulations.

The Flagship variant includes a Level 2 ADAS suite (Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keep Assist, and Forward Collision Warning). It also features a 540° panoramic camera (360° plus transparent chassis view), which is rare for a car in this segment.

The cabin is tech-heavy, featuring a 12.8-inch central touchscreen and a 5-inch digital driver display. Premium touches include frameless doors, hidden sensor door handles, 32-color ambient lighting, and a 50W wireless fast charger.

The Box is competitively priced, starting at 56.5 lacs for the base E1 Eco and going up to 68 lacs for the Flagship 430 variant. This puts it in direct competition with high-end petrol hatchbacks and crossovers.

Most dealers in Pakistan offer a 4-year/150,000 km vehicle warranty and an extensive 8-year/200,000 km battery warranty, providing long-term security for EV adopters.