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Electric Scooter Price in Pakistan 2026: Yadea's New List
Yadea revised electric scooter prices in Pakistan in Aug 2026. See the updated GT70 and Keeness prices, how they compare to Chinese e-scooties, and what to budget.
Yadea has revised its electric scooter price list in Pakistan this week (August 2026), with the premium GT70 and Keeness models hitting new price points amid rupee pressure and rising import costs. The updated lineup now ranges from PKR 189,000 for the entry-level Z3 to PKR 425,000 for the flagship GT70. Here's the full breakdown, how these prices compare to Chinese e-scooty rivals, and what you should budget for in 2026.
Yadea's Updated Electric Scooter Price List in Pakistan (August 2026)
Yadea, the world's largest electric two-wheeler maker, has adjusted its Pakistan lineup. The new prices reflect a 6% to 9% increase across most models, driven by a weaker rupee and higher import duties. Below is the official ex-factory price list, though dealer prices may vary slightly by city.
| Model | Range (km) | Top Speed (km/h) | New Price (PKR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yadea Z3 | 60 | 25 | 189,000 |
| Yadea V5 | 80 | 40 | 215,000 |
| Yadea X6 | 100 | 45 | 245,000 |
| Yadea Keeness | 120 | 55 | 310,000 |
| Yadea GT70 | 150 | 70 | 425,000 |
The GT70, which was previously priced at PKR 395,000, now costs PKR 425,000. The Keeness jumped from PKR 289,000 to PKR 310,000. Entry-level models like the Z3 saw a smaller increase, from PKR 179,000 to PKR 189,000.
Why Yadea Raised Prices: Rupee Pressure and Import Costs
Pakistan's currency has depreciated by roughly 8% against the US dollar since the start of 2026. Since Yadea imports most of its batteries and motors, the cost of every unit rose. Additionally, the government increased import duties on EV components in the last budget, adding another 2% to 3% to the landed cost. Yadea's local assembly plant in Lahore absorbs some of the shock, but the company says it had to pass on the rest to stay sustainable.
According to a statement from Yadea Pakistan, the price revision is necessary to maintain quality and after-sales service. The company also hinted that further increases are possible if the rupee continues to slide.
Yadea vs Chinese E-Scooty Options: Price Comparison
Yadea faces stiff competition from other Chinese brands that are popular in Pakistan, including Xiaomi, Segway, and Aima. Here's how the updated Yadea prices stack up against key rivals as of August 2026:
| Brand / Model | Range (km) | Price (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| Yadea Z3 | 60 | 189,000 |
| Xiaomi Mi Electric Scooter 3 | 30 | 220,000 |
| Segway Ninebot E22 | 22 | 250,000 |
| Aima A500 | 80 | 205,000 |
| Yadea Keeness | 120 | 310,000 |
| Segway Ninebot Max G30 | 65 | 340,000 |
Yadea's Z3 remains the most affordable option among mainstream brands, undercutting Xiaomi by over PKR 30,000. However, the Xiaomi Mi 3 offers a more compact design and is easier to carry. The Keeness competes directly with the Segway Max G30 but offers nearly double the range at a lower price. For buyers who want a petrol motorcycle instead, our Royal Enfield Classic 650 price guide shows what a premium bike costs in 2026.
What Should Buyers Budget for in 2026?
Beyond the sticker price, owning an electric scooter in Pakistan involves several other costs. Here's a realistic budget breakdown for 2026:
- Battery replacement: Most Yadea models use lithium-ion packs that last 3 to 5 years. A replacement battery costs between PKR 60,000 and PKR 120,000 depending on the model.
- Charging costs: A full charge costs roughly PKR 150 to PKR 250 at home, depending on your electricity tariff. Public charging stations are still rare, so plan for home charging.
- Maintenance: Electric scooters need less maintenance than petrol bikes. Budget about PKR 5,000 per year for brake pads, tyre checks, and general servicing.
- Registration and insurance: EV registration is free in some provinces, but insurance can cost PKR 8,000 to PKR 15,000 annually.
So, for a Yadea Z3, the total first-year cost (including the scooter, charger, and basic accessories) is around PKR 200,000. For the GT70, expect to spend close to PKR 450,000 in year one.
If you're still exploring your options, our Transit category has more guides on electric vehicles and commuting in Pakistan. You can also check the Gigaixxx homepage for the latest updates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest Yadea scooter in Pakistan?
The Yadea Z3 is the most affordable model at PKR 189,000 as of August 2026. It offers a 60 km range and a top speed of 25 km/h, making it ideal for short city commutes.
Is the Yadea GT70 worth the price?
The GT70 is Yadea's premium offering with a 150 km range and 70 km/h top speed. It's worth the PKR 425,000 price if you need long-range performance and fast charging. However, for most city riders, the Keeness at PKR 310,000 offers better value.
How much does it cost to charge an electric scooter in Pakistan?
Charging a Yadea scooter at home costs between PKR 150 and PKR 250 per full charge, depending on your electricity tariff. Public charging stations are still limited, so home charging is the primary option.
Are there any government incentives for electric scooters in Pakistan?
Yes, the government offers tax exemptions on EV imports and registration in some provinces. However, these incentives are subject to change. Check with your local excise and taxation department for the latest rules.
Yadea's price revision is a clear sign that the cost of electric mobility in Pakistan is rising. But even with the increase, electric scooters remain cheaper to run than petrol bikes. If you're planning to buy in 2026, lock in a price now before the next possible hike.