Electric mobility in Pakistan is gaining momentum, but buyers will now have to pay more.
Yadea Pakistan has officially increased the prices of its electric bikes and scooters by up to Rs 50,000 following a sharp surge in demand across the country.
The revised prices are effective from April 7, 2026, and are inclusive of applicable sales tax.
The sudden spike in demand for electric two-wheelers comes after significant fuel price increases, which have pushed daily commuters to look for cost-effective alternatives.
Dealers across major cities reported limited stock availability, with several popular models facing shortages due to the unexpected rise in bookings.
This strong consumer interest has accelerated adoption of electric scooters, especially among urban riders.
Apart from demand pressure, companies are also facing higher logistics, transportation, and operational costs.
These rising expenses have compelled manufacturers and distributors to revise retail prices to maintain supply and manage growing demand.
Most models saw a uniform price increase of Rs 5,000, while the flagship premium model recorded a much larger jump.
Updated Yadea Electric Bike Prices in Pakistan
The Yadea M-3 now costs Rs 174,000, up from Rs 169,000, reflecting an increase of Rs 5,000.
The Yadea GT-30 has been revised to Rs 194,000 from Rs 189,000, also showing a Rs 5,000 increase.
The Yadea Ruibin price has moved to Rs 209,000, compared to the previous Rs 204,000.
The Yadea T5 now carries a price tag of Rs 253,500, up from Rs 248,500.
The Yadea M-3H Lithium has increased to Rs 255,000 from Rs 250,000.
The Yadea T5 Lithium is now priced at Rs 290,000, previously Rs 285,000.
The Yadea EPOC H now costs Rs 355,000, compared to Rs 350,000 earlier.
The Yadea Velax price has been revised to Rs 444,000 from Rs 439,000.
Biggest Price Jump for Premium Model
The most significant increase has been applied to the premium Yadea Keeness, which now costs Rs 1,400,000.
The model previously carried a price of Rs 1,350,000, marking a substantial Rs 50,000 increase. This makes it the largest price adjustment in the updated lineup.
What This Means for Buyers
Despite the price hike, electric bikes remain an attractive option for commuters looking to reduce fuel expenses and maintenance costs.
With petrol prices fluctuating and urban travel becoming more expensive, demand for electric two-wheelers is expected to remain strong.
However, buyers planning to switch to electric mobility may want to act quickly, as continued demand and supply constraints could lead to further adjustments in the coming weeks.