Yadea Pakistan has announced a fresh increase in the prices of its electric scooters, impacting buyers who were planning to switch to eco-friendly two-wheelers.
The company has officially shared a revised price list, confirming that the new rates are now applicable across Pakistan.
According to Yadea Pakistan, all updated prices are inclusive of 1 percent sales tax, making them the final retail prices for consumers.
The adjustment comes at a time when interest in electric mobility is growing rapidly, especially as fuel prices remain volatile and riders look for cost-effective daily commuting options.
Updated Prices of Yadea Electric Scooters in Pakistan
As per the latest notification, the Yadea M3 is now priced at Rs 169,000, while the popular Yadea GT30 has moved up to Rs 189,000.
The price of Yadea Ruibin has been revised to Rs 204,000, placing it in the mid-range electric scooter segment.
In the premium lineup, the Yadea T5 is now available at Rs 284,500, whereas the Yadea M3 Lithium variant has been priced at Rs 250,000.
The Yadea T5 Lithium now carries a price tag of Rs 285,000, reflecting the higher cost of lithium-ion battery technology.
Meanwhile, the Yadea G5 has been increased to Rs 280,000, and the more advanced Yadea EPOC-H now costs Rs 350,000.
For buyers looking at high-end electric mobility, the Yadea VELAX is priced at Rs 439,000.
At the top of the range, the premium Yadea KEENESS has seen its price raised to Rs 1,350,000, making it one of the most expensive electric two-wheelers available locally.
What This Means for Buyers
The latest price hike may influence purchasing decisions, particularly for first-time electric scooter buyers.
However, Yadea scooters continue to attract attention due to their low running costs, zero fuel dependency, and reduced maintenance compared to conventional petrol bikes.
With electricity costs still significantly lower than fuel expenses, many commuters may still find electric scooters a practical long-term option despite the revised prices.