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5 New Electric Scooters Launch in Pakistan Offer 100 Km Range

EcoDost, in collaboration with Motopai, has launched five new electric scooters in Pakistan at the Pakistan Auto Show 2026. The … Read More The post 5 New Electric Scooters Launch in Pakistan Offer 100 Km Range appeared first on ProPakistani .

5 New Electric Scooters Launch in Pakistan Offer 100 Km Range

The Pakistan Auto Show 2026 introduced five new electric scooters from EcoDost, partnering with Motopai. The lineup features scooters with varying price points, from Rs. 265,000 to Rs. 395,000, and motor powers ranging from 1,200W to 2,000W. The claimed riding range spans from 75 to 100 km, depending on the model. All models utilize LFP batteries and feature disc brakes at both the front and rear.

The entry-level City X, priced at Rs. 265,000, uses a 1,200W motor and a 72V 30Ah LFP battery. It offers a top speed of 55-60 km/h and a claimed range of 75-80 km on a single charge, making it ideal for short-distance city commuting.

One step above the City X, the X1 Pro costs Rs. 275,000 and features a 1,500W motor paired with a larger 76V 30Ah LFP battery. Despite the more powerful motor, its claimed range remains the same as the City X at 75-80 km, with a top speed of 50-60 km/h.

The Apex, priced at Rs. 285,000, retains the X1 Pro's 1,500W motor and 76V 30Ah LFP battery but increases the claimed range to 90-100 km with a larger 76V 35Ah LFP battery. Its claimed top speed is between 55-60 km/h.

The Quantum, priced at Rs. 325,000, moves into the higher-performance segment with a 2,000W motor and a 76V 35Ah LFP battery. It claims a top speed of 65 km/h and a claimed range of 90-100 km, making it one of the fastest models in the lineup.

Finally, the Marshal, priced at Rs. 395,000, is the most expensive model in the lineup. It shares the Quantum's 2,000W motor and 76V 35Ah LFP battery, along with a claimed top speed of 65 km/h and the same 90-100 km range. The main difference lies in the use of larger 14-inch wheels.

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