Riddara RD6 2026 Price in Pakistan, Images, Reviews & Specs

Riddara is the overseas brand name for Geely Radar, rebranded to avoid conflicts in international markets. The Riddara RD6 / R6 is a full-electric double-cab pickup built on the M.A.P (Multiplex Attached Platform) architecture with zero tailpipe emissions.

 In Pakistan, Capital Smart Motors has announced the price and begun promotions, positioning the RD6 as Pakistan’s first all-electric pickup truck. The RD6 is available in multiple trims with differences in range, motor output, and utility features.

Latest Updates

• Capital Smart Motors announced the Riddara RD6 for Pakistan with a local launch targeted for August, following an MoU signed with Geely to collaborate on EV mobility here.
• Afterward, its price was revealed officially in Pakistan in July, 2025.
• In Pakistan’s promotion, the RD6 is claimed to accelerate 0-100 km/h in 4.5 seconds and handle towing up to 3,000 kg.

Price and Variants (PKR)

The Pakistani RD6 is offered in multiple trims. Its price in Pakistan in 2026 is listed at PKR 1.33 - 1.70 crore (ex-factory). Variants differ in battery size, motor power, off-road utility, and comfort features.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• True electric pickup with zero emissions
• Impressive performance and towing claim (3,000 kg)
• Strong structural design and upgrades (load, lighting, charging)
• Unique proposition in Pakistan with high tech features
   

Cons:

• High cost of entry due to import duties
• Maintenance and spares may initially be expensive
• Real-world range and durability under heavy load are yet to be seen.

Motor / Electric Performance

• In Thailand spec, the RD6 uses dual motors with 315 kW total power (4WD) and torque of 595 N·m, reaching 0–100 km/h in 4.5 seconds.
• Top speed can reach ~190 km/h in certain trims internationally.
• Motor type: permanent magnet synchronous motors in global variants.
• Suspension: front MacPherson independent, rear multi-link independent.
• Load / Towing: in Thai specs, payload ~1,030 kg and towing up to 3,000 kg.

Battery Range / Charging / Efficiency

The Riddara RD6 is powered by an 86 kWh battery pack in its top configuration, as seen in global and Thailand specifications. This large-capacity battery allows the pickup to achieve a claimed driving range of around 455 kilometers under NEDC or CLTC testing standards, depending on the driving mode and terrain. 

Charging flexibility is another highlight — the RD6 supports DC fast charging, which can recharge the battery from 30% to 80% in approximately 32 minutes using a 100 kW charger, making it practical for quick top-ups during long trips. 

For home or overnight charging, it also supports AC charging at 6.6 kW, which takes about 11 hours to charge from 20% to 100%, providing convenience for daily users who prefer to recharge their vehicle at home.

Features and Technology (Convenience + Comfort)

• Discharge (V2L) power: 6 kW / 220 V output to power external appliances from the truck bed.
• Seven driving modes: Economy, Comfort, Sport, Off-road, Wading, Sand, Mud.
• Smart control system by Geely Holding, intended to deliver a smooth EV-like interface experience.

Safety Features

While the Pakistani variant’s safety specifications have not yet been officially confirmed, the global Riddara RD6 model is equipped with several structural and protective features that highlight its engineering strength. The body structure incorporates 66% high-strength steel along with aluminum-steel hybrid panels, providing exceptional rigidity and crash resistance. 

It also features multidimensional protection zones designed to absorb and distribute impact forces effectively, along with an integrated frame structure that enhances overall stability and safety during collisions. 

For improved visibility and driver awareness, the RD6 offers a 540-degree surround-view camera system that minimizes blind spots, particularly during off-road or urban maneuvering. 

Additionally, certain variants of the RD6 are capable of handling a wading depth of up to 815 millimeters, ensuring dependable performance and safety even in challenging terrains or flooded conditions.

Exterior and Interior Styling

The RD6 is a bold pickup with modern proportions. Its dimensions: 5,260 mm length × 1,900 mm width × 1,880 mm height, wheelbase 3,120 mm, and ground clearance of 225 mm. The cargo bed measures ~1,525 × 1,450 × 540 mm.  The design includes a lower center of gravity, streamlined body, and rugged styling cues. Side steps, roof rails, and illuminated elements are often part of premium trim spec.

The cabin aims to blend tech and utility. Some markets offer dual screens (digital cluster + infotainment), and premium fit and finish. Storage innovations include an under-bench hidden storage box.Seating is for five, with comfort prioritized in premium trims.

Colours Available

The Riddara RD6 is offered in seven colours: Yellow, Silver, Blue, Brown, Green, and White.

Comparisons with Similar Cars

When comparing the Riddara RD6 vs Toyota Hilux Revo Rocco, the RD6 trades diesel’s ruggedness for electric instant torque, modern tech, and lower running cost.

The Revo is a known workhorse in Pakistan, with robust aftersales and resale strength; RD6 counters with innovation, zero emissions, and advanced features.

Maintenance and Resale Value in Pakistan

As an advanced electric pickup, servicing RD6 will require specialized EV infrastructure for battery, motor, and power electronics systems. In the early period, parts may be expensive and trained technicians are limited. 

Over time, with Capital Smart Motors’ support and growing EV ecosystem, service access should improve.

 Resale value in Pakistan’s fledgling EV truck market is uncertain, but the RD6’s strong specs, brand backing, and utility may help it retain value better than earlier EVs.

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Conclusion

The Riddara R6 / RD6 emerges as a groundbreaking entry in Pakistan’s auto market: a serious all-electric pickup combining utility, performance, and modern design. 

With strong specs, a competitive price range, and advanced features such as discharge power, upgraded load capacity, and smart systems, it sets a new benchmark.