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Electric bikes in Pakistan — what you need to know

Pakistan's EV two-wheeler market has grown rapidly thanks to falling lithium-ion prices and rising petrol costs. Electric bikes now cover daily commutes of 60–120 km at a fraction of the running cost of a 70cc petrol bike (typically Rs. 2–4 per km versus Rs. 7–12 per km). Motors.pk lists every e-bike currently available in Pakistan with claimed range, top speed, motor power, battery size, charging time and charging cost per km.

Choosing the right electric bike

If your daily round trip is under 40 km, a 60V/20Ah commuter (like the Jolta JE-70D or Road Prince E-Go) offers the best value. For longer rides or two-up, look for 72V systems with 2 kWh+ batteries, which typically give 80–120 km of real-world range. Check charging time — a 4-hour charge is fine at home overnight, but 6–8 hours can be limiting if you rely on the bike all day.

Charging cost

At Pakistan's average residential tariff of about Rs. 40/kWh, a full charge on a 2 kWh battery costs roughly Rs. 80. Divided by 100 km of range, that's under Rs. 1 per km of fuel — one of the cheapest ways to commute in Pakistan today.