Best Electric Bikes in Pakistan 2025
In 2025, electric bikes have become one of the most popular choices for daily commuting in Pakistan, mainly due to the continuous rise in petrol prices and the government’s push towards sustainable transportation.
Why electric bikes (e-bikes) are getting traction in Pakistan in 2025
- Rising fuel costs, pollution, traffic congestion
- EV policies & incentives (e.g. lower electricity tariffs for EV chargers)
- Growing local manufacturing and import activity
Among the best options available, Metro Electric Bikes stand out for their balance of affordability and performance, with models like the Metro M6 and Metro T9 Pro offering ranges between 95 km to 140 km, making them ideal for city travel. For those looking for more power and advanced features, the Metro Miku Super and Okla Omigo deliver impressive performance with powerful motors and lithium batteries, although they come at higher price points. On the other hand, budget-conscious buyers can look at the Jolta JE-70D or the Metro Wonder Bike, which provide decent mileage and lower running costs, making them suitable for students and short-distance riders. The common thread among these bikes is their eco-friendliness, low maintenance costs, and increasing availability across major cities like Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad.
Factor | Why It Matters in Pakistan | Suggested Benchmark |
| Battery & Range | Many areas still have unstable electricity, and long distances may be required | At least 60-80 km real world |
| Motor Power & Torque | Hills, gradients, load (if carrying cargo) matter | 250 W hub or higher, or mid-drive with 60–80 Nm+ in tough terrain |
| Battery Type & Warranty | Lithium is preferable; warranty indicates quality | 2-3 years battery warranty |
| After-sales / Service Network | Parts and repairs matter especially outside big cities | Brands with local service centers or well-stocked spare parts |
| Price & Subsidies | Buyers will seek best value, and government subsidies may apply | Compare all-in cost including charger, accessories |
| Safety & Build Quality | For safety on Pakistani roads (potholes, uneven surfaces) | Good frame, strong brakes, suspension if possible |
Model | Key Specs | Approx Price* | Pros |
| Metro Miku Super | 5000 W motor, 72V × 20 Ah (two packs) Li-NCM battery; range ≈ 120 km at ~50 km/h, drops to ~85 km at ~85 km/h; charge time 5-6 h. | PKR 610,000 | Very powerful; high top speed; long range in lower speeds; good build (disc brakes, digital meter) |
| Metro T9 Pro | 1,200 W motor; range ~ 140 km, top speed 50 km/h; uses 72 V Graphene battery; takes ~8 hours charging. | PKR 279,000 | Very good range; more affordable than high-end; likely decent for medium daily commuting |
| Metro M6 | 1,200 W motor; 72 V Graphene battery; range ~95 km; top speed ~45-50 km/h; charge ~5 h. | PKR 205,000 | Good balance of cost vs. performance; strong “for city + moderate use” option; lower running costs than petrol coats |
| Metro Wonder Bike | 350 W motor; Graphene Battery 48V 13 Ah; range ~50 km; top speed ~30 km/h. | PKR 160,000 | Very affordable; decent for short city errands; light & simpler build; lower risk & simpler to maintain |
| Okla Omigo | 1,500 W motor, 74V 28Ah li-ion battery; range ~75 km; top speed ~50 km/h; battery warranty 3 years; motor warranty 2 years. | (booking price; likely somewhere in mid/high-range) | Strong battery voltage; solid range; good warranties; brand being local/imported with support helps; decent speed for urban use |
| Jolta JE-70D | 1,500 W BLDC motor; range 70-80 km; ~55 km/h top speed; battery ~20 Ah in some variants. | PKR 140,000-160,000 depending on variant. | Seems good for daily commuting; local brand with likely better service; more affordable than premium models; decent range. |
| Others / Emerging Picks | • Metro T9 E-Bike (600W, ~105 km range) High-end models from Vlektra, MS Jaguar with stronger specs in speed & range likely for more premium buyers. | Varies significantly, often PKR 200,000-400,000+ depending on power & features. | These give more choice; often better features (display, battery tech, design) |
Trends & What to Expect in 2025–2026
- Local assembly / manufacturing growth — more e-bike / EV parts will be produced in Pakistan, reducing cost
- Government subsidies / incentives — more favorable electricity rates for EV charging, import duty adjustments
- Battery & charging infrastructure — more charging stations, battery-swapping or modular battery services
- Smart / IoT features — GPS, anti-theft, app tracking, battery monitoring
- Shift in consumer mindset — from just “scooters / e-rickshaws” to real bicycles or hybrid two-wheelers for daily commuting and recreation
Challenges & What Buyers Should Watch Out For
- Overstated ranges by manufacturers
- Battery degradation / life after 2–3 years
- Service & spare parts outside big cities
- Road conditions (potholes, rough terrain) damaging frames or wheels
- Theft risk — invest in good locks, tracking devices
