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Binguo EV vs Honri Ve: Which one is the most popular electric car among Gen Z and Millenials?

by Haroon Amin
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Pakistan’s hatchback EV segment is flaring up at a fast pace, and two models are becoming the most popular among the youth: the newly arrived Binguo EV and the locally assembled Honri Ve.

While both are intended to offer affordable electric mobility, only one seems to be capturing Gen-Z’s imagination. Below, we have mentioned the specs and features that you can check to decide which one to purchase or which one suits your interests. 

The Binguo EV, a modern B-segment compact imported as a complete built unit (CBU), has entered the market with a fresh look and a surprisingly premium feel. Its longer wheelbase gives it an edge in rear legroom—something many compact EVs often compromise.

In contrast, the Honri Ve 3.0, a CKD unit assembled locally, takes a different approach with its vertically styled front grille and mini-MPV vibes. Where Binguo looks sleek and friendly, Honri Ve looks upright and boxy. 

Let’s break down the essentials to see what’s really driving the hype. 

Side-by-Side Comparison of Binguo EV and Honri Ve 

Binguo EV Pro Features Honri Ve 3.0  
3950×1708×1580 mm Dimensions 3517×1495×1660 mm  
2560 mm Wheelbase 2495 mm  
31.9 kWh Battery Capacity 29.9 kWh  
LFP Battery Type LFP  
IP67 Battery Protection IP67  
50 kW (67 hp) Power 35 kW (47 hp)  
150 Nm Torque 87 Nm  
273 km WLTP Range 246 km  
— Ground Clearance 130 mm  
15″ steel Rims 15″ alloy  
Airbags  
Yes Reverse Camera Yes  
Yes TPMS Yes  
790 L Luggage w/ seats folded N/A  
Speakers  

On paper, the Binguo EV clearly leads in power, torque, wheelbase, and luggage space.  

Honri Ve, however, fights back with lighter-weight, alloy rims and a higher stance. 

Read more: Dewan Motors launches small EV Honri Ve with 200km range

Why Gen-Z Is Falling for Binguo 

Numbers aside, the real reason Binguo is dominating conversations is its aesthetic identity. Young buyers today care about more than performance—they want a vibe, an experience, a car that says something about their personality. And Binguo delivers exactly that. 

Its caramel latte interior, soft rounded dashboard, and minimalist steering design create a cozy, modern appearance. The exterior color options like Milk Tea, Pistachio, and Steel Grey have names trendy enough to belong on Instagram mood boards. It’s essentially a lifestyle car disguised as an EV. 

The Honri Ve, while practical, simply doesn’t offer the same emotional appeal. It’s functional, but Binguo is fun. It feels like a car Gen-Z would gladly show off, not just commute in. 

The Pricing Mystery: A Make-or-Break Moment 

MG has kept the final price under wraps, likely monitoring public reaction before taking the leap. Resale is also a question mark—always a major concern for Pakistani buyers. But if MG nails the pricing, the Binguo EV could easily become Pakistan’s most popular youth-focused EV. 

For now, one thing is clear: in the battle of personality, styling, and youth appeal, Binguo is winning Gen-Z’s heart—one Milk Tea exterior at a time. 

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