Autel EVO Nano & Lite Price in Pakistan
The Autel EVO Nano and Lite series includes the 249 g EVO Nano+ and the 1-inch sensor EVO Lite+. Important: Autel discontinued both lines in July 2025 and has said it will support them until 2030, so we sell only remaining stock. This page lists both drones with their Autel EVO price in Pakistan, key specs and the PCAA rules for each weight class, so you can decide with the full picture.
2 models · Rs 112,800 to Rs 190,900 · updated November 2026
All Autel EVO Nano & Lite Models
Autel EVO Nano & Lite Price List 2026
| Model | Key specs | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Autel EVO Nano+ | 4K · 28 min · 249g | Rs 112,800 |
| Autel EVO Lite+ | 6K · 40 min · 835g | Rs 190,900 |
Current prices, updated 8 November 2026.
Nano+ vs Lite+
- Autel EVO Nano+ (Autel EVO Nano+): 249 g, 1/1.28-inch 50MP RYYB sensor, f/1.9, 4K/30fps, 28 minutes, three-way obstacle sensing.
- Autel EVO Lite+ (Autel EVO Lite+): about 820 to 835 g, 1-inch 20MP sensor, adjustable f/2.8 to f/11 aperture, 6K/30fps, 40 minutes, three-way obstacle sensing.
The Nano+ is the travel and beginner choice; the Lite+ is for photographers who want a bigger sensor and longer flights.
What discontinued means for you
Autel announced in July 2025 that it would stop making the EVO Nano and EVO Lite series, with support until 2030. Firmware updates, repairs and spare parts will become harder to find as remaining stock is used up. If you buy one, consider extra batteries and propellers from the start. If you prefer a model still in production, the DJI Mini series (DJI Mini) is the closest match for the Nano+, and the DJI Air series (DJI Air) for the Lite+. Our DJI vs Autel (DJI vs Autel: Drone Brands Compared) comparison covers the wider brand differences.
Rules in Pakistan
The EVO Nano+ at 249 g is Category I under the Civil Unmanned Aircraft Rules 2024: PCAA registration within 15 days of purchase, no Remote Pilot Licence needed. The EVO Lite+ is over 250 g, so it is Category II and needs a Remote Pilot Licence as well as registration. Outdoor flying bans have been in force in parts of Pakistan during 2026, so check the drone ban status (Drone Ban Status in Pakistan: Federal and Provincial Tracker) before flying either drone.
Buying tips
If you choose one of these drones, buy spare batteries and propellers with it, keep the firmware updated while updates are still available, and store batteries at a safe charge in Pakistan's summer heat. Both drones are capable for travel, vlogging and photography, but the end of support in 2030 is a real factor. Our drone buying guide (Drone Buying Guide for Pakistan) explains what else to check, and the Warranty page (Return & Refund Policy) explains our after-sales terms.
Autel EVO Nano & Lite FAQs
Are the Autel EVO Nano+ and Lite+ discontinued?
Yes. Autel discontinued both lines in July 2025 and has said it will support them until 2030. We sell only remaining stock.
Does the EVO Nano+ need a licence in Pakistan?
No licence is needed because it weighs 249 g, but it must be registered with the PCAA within 15 days of purchase. The EVO Lite+ needs both.
Should I still buy a discontinued Autel drone?
It can still be a capable drone, but support ends in 2030 and parts will get harder to find. Weigh that against a model that is still in production.
Autel Nano+ ya Lite+, kaun sa lein?
Halka aur bina licence wala drone chahiye to Nano+ lein. Bara sensor aur lambi flight chahiye to Lite+ lein, lekin us ke liye licence zaroori hai.
What is the price of Autel EVO Nano & Lite in Pakistan?
Autel EVO Nano & Lite models cost Rs 112,800 to Rs 190,900 depending on the model. The cheapest is the Autel EVO Nano+ at Rs 112,800.
Which is the latest Autel EVO Nano & Lite model?
The newest Autel EVO Nano & Lite we sell is the Autel EVO Nano+ (2021).