Autel Drone Price in Pakistan

Autel drone series

We list two Autel series.

• Autel EVO Nano and Lite (Autel EVO Nano & Lite): the 249 g EVO Nano+ and the 1-inch sensor EVO Lite+. Both were discontinued by Autel in July 2025, with support until 2030, so we sell only remaining stock.
• Autel EVO II (Autel EVO II): the EVO II Pro V3 with a 1-inch 6K camera, and the EVO II Dual 640T V3 thermal drone.

The EVO II drones use a sturdy, larger airframe with 360° obstacle avoidance and SkyLink 2.0 transmission up to 15 km.

Why choose Autel?

Some buyers prefer Autel because it offers large sensors at each size. The EVO Nano+ has a 1/1.28-inch 50MP sensor at 249 g, and the EVO Lite+ and EVO II Pro V3 both use 1-inch sensors with adjustable f/2.8 to f/11 apertures. The EVO II Dual 640T V3 pairs a 640x512 thermal camera with a 50MP visible camera for inspection work.

The trade-offs are real. DJI has a much larger range of models, accessories and repair options in Pakistan, and the discontinued Nano and Lite drones will get harder to service over time. Read our DJI vs Autel (DJI vs Autel: Drone Brands Compared) comparison for a side-by-side view, and see the DJI Mavic 3 Thermal vs Autel EVO II Dual 640T (DJI Mavic 3 Thermal vs Autel EVO II Dual 640T V3) guide for thermal buyers.

Discontinued EVO Nano and Lite: what it means

Autel announced in July 2025 that it would stop making the EVO Nano and EVO Lite series and would support them until 2030. In practice, firmware updates, repairs and spare parts will become harder to find as stocks run down. If you buy one, consider extra batteries and propellers from the start. If you want a model that is still in production, the DJI Mini series (DJI Mini) and DJI Air series (DJI Air) are the closest alternatives.

Autel drone rules in Pakistan

Autel drones follow the same rules as any other brand. Under the Civil Unmanned Aircraft Rules 2024, all drones must be registered with the PCAA within 15 days of purchase. The 249 g EVO Nano+ is Category I and does not need a Remote Pilot Licence. The EVO Lite+, EVO II Pro V3 and EVO II Dual 640T V3 weigh over 250 g, so they are Category II and need a Remote Pilot Licence (Remote Pilot Licence (Drone Licence) in Pakistan).

Outdoor drone flying has been suspended or banned in many parts of Pakistan during 2026, including a nationwide Interior Ministry order in February and repeated 30-day Section 144 bans in Punjab. Always check the drone ban status (Drone Ban Status in Pakistan: Federal and Provincial Tracker) before flying, and keep clear of airports and sensitive areas as explained in our no-fly zones guide (Drone No-Fly Zones in Pakistan).