Jolta Electric Bikes are now Being assembled in Gwadar Free Economic Zone Balochistan

[Muhammad Omar]

Jolta Electric Bikes are now Being assembled in Gwadar Free Economic Zone Balochistan

Company has already secured a deal for delivery of 2,500 e-bikes for Gwadar Free Zone Company to make it a pollution free and emission free region.

Company said that it has plans to invest $10 million in Pakistan in two phases by setting up an assembly unit followed by a manufacturing unit.

Jolta said that it also intends to produce e-cars and and shuttle buses down the line

Specifications of Electric Bikes:

E70
Charge Time: 5 Hours
Travel in one charge: 50KM
Electricity cost for one charge: Rs 15 (1.7 units)
Top Speed: 50km/hour
Price: Rs. 35,000 to Rs. 40,000 (not finalized yet)

E100
Charge Time: 6 Hours
Travel in one charge: 70KM
Electricity cost for one charge: Rs 20 (2.5 units)
Top Speed: 60km/hour
Price: Not finalized yet

E125
Charge Time: 7-8 Hours
Travel in one charge: 120KM
Electricity cost for one charge: Rs 32 (4 units)
Top Speed: 80km/hour
Price: Not finalized yet
These e-bikes come with motorized engines, i.e. without any piston or fuel emissions.

 

[Basel]

Jolta Electric Bikes are now Being assembled in Gwadar Free Economic Zone Balochistan

Company has already secured a deal for delivery of 2,500 e-bikes for Gwadar Free Zone Company to make it a pollution free and emission free region.

Company said that it has plans to invest $10 million in Pakistan in two phases by setting up an assembly unit followed by a manufacturing unit.

Jolta said that it also intends to produce e-cars and and shuttle buses down the line

Specifications of Electric Bikes:

E70
Charge Time: 5 Hours
Travel in one charge: 50KM
Electricity cost for one charge: Rs 15 (1.7 units)
Top Speed: 50km/hour
Price: Rs. 35,000 to Rs. 40,000 (not finalized yet)

E100
Charge Time: 6 Hours
Travel in one charge: 70KM
Electricity cost for one charge: Rs 20 (2.5 units)
Top Speed: 60km/hour
Price: Not finalized yet

E125
Charge Time: 7-8 Hours
Travel in one charge: 120KM
Electricity cost for one charge: Rs 32 (4 units)
Top Speed: 80km/hour
Price: Not finalized yet
These e-bikes come with motorized engines, i.e. without any piston or fuel emissions.

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Still they used old conventional design, looks ugly.

 

[monitor]

Jolta Electric Bikes are now Being assembled in Gwadar Free Economic Zone Balochistan

Company has already secured a deal for delivery of 2,500 e-bikes for Gwadar Free Zone Company to make it a pollution free and emission free region.

Company said that it has plans to invest $10 million in Pakistan in two phases by setting up an assembly unit followed by a manufacturing unit.

Jolta said that it also intends to produce e-cars and and shuttle buses down the line

Specifications of Electric Bikes:

E70
Charge Time: 5 Hours
Travel in one charge: 50KM
Electricity cost for one charge: Rs 15 (1.7 units)
Top Speed: 50km/hour
Price: Rs. 35,000 to Rs. 40,000 (not finalized yet)

E100
Charge Time: 6 Hours
Travel in one charge: 70KM
Electricity cost for one charge: Rs 20 (2.5 units)
Top Speed: 60km/hour
Price: Not finalized yet

E125
Charge Time: 7-8 Hours
Travel in one charge: 120KM
Electricity cost for one charge: Rs 32 (4 units)
Top Speed: 80km/hour
Price: Not finalized yet
These e-bikes come with motorized engines, i.e. without any piston or fuel emissions.

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Looks junk, needs modern design.

 

[Muhammad Omar]

Still they used old conventional design, looks ugly.

that's true hope they introduce New Designs

 

[Basel]

that's true hope they introduce New Designs

Edit.

I think a some time ago a electric scooty type bike was introduced what happened to it?

https://www.pakwheels.com/forums/t/introducing-electric-motorcycles-in-pakistan/227697

 

[Muhammad Omar]

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I think a some time ago a electric scooty type bike was introduced what happened to it?

https://www.pakwheels.com/forums/t/introducing-electric-motorcycles-in-pakistan/227697

Dyna Bikes Are also Available in Pakistan (Islamabad)

 

[SHAH820]

Still they used old conventional design, looks ugly.

Looks junk, needs modern design.

these are only for low income people which cant afford expensive no wonder why they setup in gwadar(which is under developed)

 

[Basel]

Dyna Bikes Are also Available in Pakistan (Islamabad)

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Only Galaxy X3 looks better.

 

[khail007]

Dyna Bikes Are also Available in Pakistan (Islamabad)

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Sir G, bar them for displayed design. Should adapt something like GALAXY X3 from your post.

 

[Verve]

Bike market is massive in Pakistan. Sales are booming. It's good to see more entrants with such price points.

As for styles, public demand drives that. Old style is better for a young family.

 

[Finer]

As long as it is affordable price, that is all it matters. With the designs in term of interior and exterior improves, so do the cost. Modern cars are very costly for the reasons.

 

[Clutch]

The bikes are pretty horrible... but it's the start of Gwadar industrial zone that is exciting.

The bikes are targeted toward a the emerging class of previously extremely poor people of the region who couldn't afford any sort of mechanized transport.

 

[xyxmt]

Why a Gas tank if its an electric motor cycle

 

[Hassan Guy]

OMG they are so ugly, why Pakistan didn't import Indian Bikes?

If your budget is low then you can buy this for INR 48k

Because they have to work.

 

[Ultimate Weapon]

Because they have to work.

India has a lot more advanced motor bike industry then ours. Its true and worth admitting.

And those one by Jolta are really ugly.