Islamabad Police Adds 50 Electric Cars to Its Fleet

Islamabad’s police force has taken delivery of 50 electric cars, and the vehicles are already on duty across the Pakistani capital. The fleet has officially entered service, marking a visible step in the city’s shift toward electrified public operations.

The adoption of EVs by a law enforcement agency is a notable signal for Pakistan, where charging networks and electric model availability are still developing. Running a police fleet on electricity can cut fuel costs and tailpipe emissions while giving authorities hands-on experience with charging routines and range management.

Details such as the specific models, charging arrangements, and total investment have not been disclosed. Even so, the arrival of 50 electric patrol vehicles puts Islamabad alongside cities that are testing electric mobility in everyday municipal work.