Terra Motors, a prominent Japanese electric mobility firm, has officially entered the Pakistani market with the launch of its flagship electric three-wheeler, Kyoro.

The company announced on Wednesday that Kyoro represents Terra Motors’ next-generation electric vehicle designed to serve both passenger transport and last-mile logistics needs.

“With a top speed of over 55km/h, an extended range of up to 200km per charge, and an 11.7kWh battery, Kyoro delivers reliable performance for diverse road conditions. Its 2-speed gearbox allows easy hill climbing with up to 22% gradeability and smooth yet quick acceleration, with 4-hour charging time, and low operating costs make it a compact three-wheeler,” read a statement.

Founded in 2010 by Toru Tokushige, Terra Motors is headquartered in Tokyo and operates manufacturing units in India, Bangladesh, Vietnam, and Japan.

The company currently serves markets across South and Southeast Asia, including India, Nepal, Taiwan, and Thailand, while expanding its footprint into South Asia and Africa.

The company highlighted that Pakistan is a vital part of its growth plan. Terra Motors is actively looking for sole distributor partners to help accelerate the adoption of eco-friendly transportation solutions in the country.

Go Suzuki, Managing Director of Terra Motors Corporation, expressed pride in bringing advanced Japanese EV technology to Pakistan.

“We see Pakistan as one of the key markets where we can reshape the landscape of sustainable mobility in Asia. By launching Kyoro and collaborating with local partners, we aim to create jobs, reduce fuel dependency, and establish a cleaner, more efficient transport ecosystem.”

Terra Motors believes its move into Pakistan will further strengthen bilateral relations, boost technological cooperation, and promote investment and sustainable development.

The company said its entry will not only strengthen bilateral cooperation in technology, investment, and sustainable development but would also encourage industrial growth through local value addition, skill development, and job creation.