Two electric SUVs sit within a 5.9% sticker gap in Pakistan. The Seres 3 EV lists at PKR 8,390,000 ex-factory. The Aion V Premium sits at PKR 8,899,000. Gap: PKR 509,000.
Same body type, same electric brief, different battery chemistry and range claims. This guide walks price, pack size, charging, dimensions and equipment. Open the interactive comparison to inspect the full sheet.
Aion V vs Seres 3: quick verdict
| Buyer priority | Our pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Lower price and larger listed boot | Seres 3 EV | PKR 8,390,000, 526 L boot, 180 mm ground clearance |
| Bigger battery and stronger catalogue range | Aion V Premium | 64.5 kWh LFP, 520 km listed, faster DC 10-80% claim |
| Higher motor power on the sheet | Seres 3 EV | 161 HP vs 134 HP |
Price and positioning
The Seres 3 EV undercuts the Aion V Premium by PKR 509,000. Both are automatic EV SUVs seating five. Confirm registration and insurance with the on-road cost calculator before locking a budget.
Battery, range and charging
The Aion V Premium lists an LFP pack at 64.5 kWh with a catalogue range of 520 km, home charge about 8.5 hours (0-100%), and DC 10-80% about 24 minutes. Battery warranty is listed at 8 years / 200,000 km. Charge port is listed as CCS2 with a 6.6 kW AC onboard charger.
The Seres 3 EV lists a Ternary Lithium pack at 54.0 kWh, range 331 km, home charge about 6 hours, and DC 10-80% about 30 minutes. Battery warranty years are listed at 8; the km column is blank on this sheet. Charge port type and AC onboard charger are not published for the Seres on the current compare matrix.
Range warning: catalogue kilometres are not real-world Pakistan highway figures. Cross-check with the EV charging time tool against your wallbox or public DC plan.
Performance and dimensions
Motor power is listed at 134 HP for the Aion V Premium and 161 HP for the Seres 3 EV. Max speed rows show 180 KM/H for the V and 160 KM/H for the Seres. Regenerative braking is listed Yes for the V and No for the Seres on this sheet, which is unusual for an EV, so verify on the car.
The Aion V is the larger shell: 4,605 mm long, 2,775 mm wheelbase, kerb weight 1,900 KG. The Seres is shorter (4,385 mm), lighter (1,650 KG), with more ground clearance (180 mm vs 165 mm) and a larger listed boot (526 L vs 427 L). Tyres are 225/45 R19 on the V and 225/55 R18 on the Seres.
Features and equipment
Both list ABS, AEB, blind-spot detection, lane keep assist, 360 camera, panoramic sunroof, leather with powered seats, wireless charger, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The Aion V Premium adds rows the Seres sheet does not mark available, including surround view monitor already shared as Yes on both in one camera column, RCTA/RCTB, speed limiter, dual-zone climate, ventilated seats, air purifier, HUD, wireless CarPlay, and a larger display (14.6 in vs 10.25 in) with more speakers (9 vs 6). The Seres lists heated seats, auto parking, boss seat switch, power boot, and a spare tyre where the V does not.
Several Seres overview cells (price, body type, dimensions string, transmission, horsepower) are blank on the live matrix even though matching values appear elsewhere. Prefer the dedicated dimension and motor rows.
Spec comparison
| Specification | Aion V Premium | Seres 3 EV |
|---|---|---|
| Ex-factory price | PKR 8,899,000 | PKR 8,390,000 ✓ |
| Battery capacity | 64.5 kWh LFP ✓ | 54.0 kWh Ternary Lithium |
| Catalogue range | 520 km ✓ | 331 km |
| Motor power | 134 HP | 161 HP ✓ |
| Home charge (0-100%) | about 8.5 hours | about 6 hours ✓ |
| DC 10-80% | about 24 min ✓ | about 30 min |
| Boot space | 427 L | 526 L ✓ |
| Ground clearance | 165 mm | 180 mm ✓ |
| Wheelbase | 2,775 mm ✓ | 2,655 mm |
| Battery warranty | 8 yrs / 200,000 km ✓ | 8 yrs / km not published |
Which one should you buy?
Choose the Seres 3 EV if you want the lower sticker, more boot volume, higher ground clearance, and the stronger motor figure, and you accept the smaller pack and shorter catalogue range.
Choose the Aion V Premium if you want the larger LFP battery, the stronger range claim, faster DC top-up on paper, and a longer battery-km warranty row.
Bottom line
Nearly the same budget, different EV priorities: price and packaging versus pack size and range. Confirm sparse Seres cells in writing, then cast your vote on the Aion V vs Seres 3 comparison page.
