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Metro Electric Bikes Pakistan 2026 – All Models, Prices & Honest Review

Complete guide to Metro electric bikes in Pakistan 2026. All 15 models compared with verified prices, battery technology, PAVE scheme eligibility, and service network.

Muhammad Amir
Muhammad AmirLead Editor & Reviewer
Metro Electric Bikes Pakistan 2026 – All Models, Prices & Honest Review

Metro electric bikes are manufactured by Metro E-Vehicles, the EV division of Pak Star Automobile (Pvt.) Limited — Pakistan's second-largest 3-wheeler manufacturer, incorporated in 2007, with Metro motorcycles (70cc/125cc) sold across Pakistan for over 20 years. The EV division launched in 2023 in partnership with Yadea, the world's largest electric two-wheeler brand. The pre-existing nationwide dealer infrastructure is Metro's single biggest structural advantage over newer EV entrants.

AttributeDetail
Parent companyPak Star Automobile (Pvt.) Limited
Incorporated2007
Sibling brandTez Raftar (3-wheeler auto vehicles)
EV launch year2023
Technology partnerYadea (world's largest electric two-wheeler brand)
Lahore head office391, J-3, Johar Town, Near McDonald's, Lahore
Karachi head officeCaesar's Tower, Opposite Aisha Bawani Academy, Shahrah-e-Faisal

Prices verified April 2026. Confirm current pricing at metroev.pk before purchasing.


Battery Technology Explained

Metro uses three battery chemistries across its lineup. Battery type is the biggest variable in price, lifespan, heat tolerance, and long-term value.

1. Nano Carbon Fiber-Graphene

Used in T9, T9 Pro, T9 Sport, T9 Eco, Wonder Bike, Thrill, and most entry-to-mid range models.

  • Charge cycles: 1,000 (approximately 3–4 years daily riding)
  • Fastest charging in Metro's lineup
  • Heat-resistant for Pakistan's urban climate
  • Non-flammable construction
  • 3x longer lifespan than lead-acid batteries (rated ~300 cycles)
  • Warranty: 18 months standard

2. LiFePO4 — Lithium Iron Phosphate

Used in T9 Sport Lithium, Thrill Pro Lithium, M6 Lithium, Thrill Lithium, M6 Empower Lithium. Identified by "Lithium" in the model name.

  • Charge cycles: up to 1,100
  • Most thermally stable chemistry in Metro's portfolio
  • Does not overheat under 45°C+ summer temperatures the way standard lithium-ion can
  • Best for Lahore, Multan, Sukkur, and other high-heat cities
  • Best for buyers keeping the bike 3-plus years
  • Warranty: 18 months standard; 4 years under PAVE scheme for approved models

3. NMC — Lithium Nickel Manganese Cobalt

Used in Miku Super only. Highest energy density in Metro's portfolio — lightweight and power-dense. Enables the Miku Super's 120 km range and approximately 85 km/h top speed.

Battery Comparison

Battery TypeModelsCharge CyclesBest For
Nano Carbon Fiber-GrapheneT9, T9 Sport, T9 Eco, Wonder Bike, Thrill~1,000 (~3–4 yrs)Daily city commuting, budget buyers
LiFePO4 (Lithium series)T9 Sport Lithium, Thrill Lithium, M6 Lithium, M6 EmpowerUp to 1,100High-heat cities, long-term ownership
NMC Double LithiumMiku Super onlyMaximum performance, premium segment

TTFAR Motor Technology

TTFAR (The True Full Area Regeneration) is a motor system developed by Yadea that recovers kinetic energy when the throttle is released or brakes are applied, feeding it back into the battery while riding. Extends practical city range by 8–12% over a comparable non-regenerative motor. Most effective in stop-and-go traffic in Lahore, Karachi, and Rawalpindi.

Models with TTFAR: T9, T9 Pro, E8S Pro, E8S Range Maker, E8S Mountain Climber.


Other Technology Features

FeatureWhat It MeansModels
Swedish Berker PaintUV and weather-resistant — colour-stable after 3-plus years under Pakistan's sunT9 series and select models
BMS (Battery Management System)Shows precise battery percentage on dashboard instead of vague indicator barM5 Smart
IPX5 Water ResistanceCan be washed with garden hose — avoid high-pressure directly on battery, motor, or charging portAll models
NFC Anti-Theft SystemPhone-based ignition lock — bike cannot start without NFC authenticationSelect models
Disc Brakes (Front and Rear)Shorter stopping distance vs drum brakesT9 Pro, E8S Pro, Miku Super
Parking Mode ButtonPrevents accidental throttle engagement when stationaryM5 Smart
Riding Modes (Eco / Sport)Eco extends range; Sport prioritises performanceSelect mid-to-premium models

Full Model Lineup — 2026 Prices and Specs

Entry Tier — PKR 105,000 to PKR 204,000

ModelPrice (PKR)Nominal RangeTop SpeedBattery
Wonder Bike105,00055 km20–30 km/hGraphene
Super Bike139,00080 kmLiFePO4
T9 Eco169,000130 kmGraphene
T9 Sport184,000Nano Carbon Fiber
M6190,00095 kmGraphene
Thrill195,000Graphene
Thrill Pro204,000110 kmNano Carbon Fiber

T9 Eco note: 130 km nominal range at PKR 169,000 is the best range-per-rupee in the entire Metro lineup. Lower top speed makes it unsuitable for highway use. Best for urban commuters prioritising range over speed.

Wonder Bike note: Resembles a conventional bicycle rather than a scooter. Designed for routes under 30 km only.


Mid Tier — PKR 234,000 to PKR 288,000

ModelPrice (PKR)Nominal RangeTop SpeedBatteryPAVE Approved
T9 Sport Lithium234,000LiFePO4
Thrill Lithium235,000LiFePO4Yes
E8S Range Maker235,000155 kmGraphene + TTFAR
M6 Empower250,000LiFePO4Yes
Thrill Pro Lithium254,000110 kmLiFePO4
T9260,000105 km45–50 km/hGraphene + TTFAR
T9 Pro265,000105 km45–50 km/hGraphene + TTFAR
E8S Pro275,000125 km65 km/hGraphene + TTFAR
M6 Lithium279,000125 km55 km/hLiFePO4
E8S Mountain Climber279,000125 kmGraphene + TTFAR
M6 Empower (Non-Portable Li)288,000LiFePO4Yes

E8S Range Maker note: 155 km nominal range — highest in the entire Metro lineup. Recommended for delivery riders (FoodPanda, Bykea) who cannot charge mid-shift.

T9 / T9 Pro note: Strongest resale performer in Metro's EV portfolio. Retains 60–70% of original value after 2 years based on current OLX and PakWheels listings.

E8S Mountain Climber note: Same E8S frame with enhanced torque tuning. Purpose-built for Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Abbottabad, and Peshawar where road gradients are a daily factor.


Premium Tier

ModelPrice (PKR)Nominal RangeTop SpeedBattery
Miku Super550,000120 km~85 km/hNMC Double Lithium

Miku Super features: Floating seat design (unique in Metro's lineup), dual NCM Lithium battery pack. Available in Blue, Red, Black with Silver. Competes directly with conventional 125cc petrol motorcycles on performance. At PKR 550,000, fuel savings versus a comparable 125cc petrol bike recover the price premium within 2.5–3 years at current petrol rates.


Real-World Range vs Nominal Range

Nominal range is measured under ideal conditions: flat road, constant speed, average rider weight. In Pakistani city traffic, apply a 0.65 multiplier.

Real-world range = Nominal range × 0.65

ModelNominal RangeReal-World Estimate
Wonder Bike55 km~36 km
T9 Eco130 km~85 km
T9 / T9 Pro105 km~68 km
E8S Range Maker155 km~101 km
E8S Pro125 km~81 km
E8S Mountain Climber125 km~81 km
Miku Super120 km~78 km

Plan model choice around real-world estimates, not spec sheet figures.


PAVE Scheme — Metro Approved Models

Metro E-Vehicles is an approved PAVE (Pakistan Accelerated Vehicle Electrification) programme brand. Three Metro models are currently approved.

ModelStandard Price (PKR)After PKR 50,000 SubsidyBatteryWarranty Under PAVE
M6 Power LithiumConfirm at metroev.pkPKR 50,000 offLiFePO44 years
M6 Empower Lithium250,000~200,000LiFePO44 years
Thrill Lithium235,000~185,000LiFePO44 years

PAVE scheme terms (2026):

  • Government subsidy: up to PKR 50,000 per approved bike
  • Down payment: zero
  • Installment plan: interest-free, up to 3 years at 0% markup
  • Loan ceiling: up to PKR 250,000
  • Battery warranty: 4 years on PAVE-approved Metro models (vs standard 18 months)
  • Total bikes allocated: 116,000 nationwide including AJK and Gilgit-Baltistan
  • Application portal: pave.gov.pk
  • Helpline: 1048

Eligibility: Any Pakistani citizen aged 18–65 with valid CNIC. No income restriction. 25% quota reserved for women, 10% for Balochistan applicants. Selection by computerised e-balloting — eligibility does not guarantee allocation.

Verify the current approved model list at pave.gov.pk before applying — catalogue is updated periodically.

Also see: PM Electric Bike Scheme 2026 – Full Application Guide


Installment Plans Outside PAVE

Metro E-Vehicles offers installment financing through Bank Alfalah and MCB Bank for buyers who do not qualify for PAVE or miss the balloting. Visit either bank directly for current eligibility and monthly payment structures.


Service Network

Metro's pre-existing 20-plus year motorcycle dealer infrastructure now supports the EV lineup — the widest coverage of any EV brand in Pakistan outside Crown Electric.

Authorized Metro EV service cities (2026):

Punjab: Lahore, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, Gujrat, Gujranwala, Jhang, Khanewal, Lodhran, Phalia, Tandlianwala, Jaranwala, Attock, Lalamusa

KPK: Peshawar, Mardan, Kohat, Bannu

Sindh: Karachi, Tharparkar (West Mithi)

Balochistan: Quaidabad

Full store locator: metroev.pk/store-locator

Warranty structure:

ComponentStandard WarrantyPAVE Scheme Warranty
Motor18 months4 years
Battery18 months4 years

Metro's warranty policy covers direct replacement of faulty parts with new components — not repair and return. This is a meaningful distinction in the EV market where battery repair is often the most expensive and longest-delayed service scenario.


Metro vs Competitors

BrandModelNominal RangeTop SpeedPrice (PKR)BatteryService Network
MetroT9 Pro105 km50 km/h265,000Graphene + TTFARNationwide (20+ years)
MetroE8S Pro125 km65 km/h275,000Graphene + TTFARNationwide
EveeC1 Air120 km70 km/h~250,000Lithium-ionMajor cities
HondaBenly e~85 km50 km/h~300,000+Lithium-ionLimited EV network
YadeaT5L70–80 km50 km/h~350,000LiFePO4Growing
JoltaJE-70D~80 km50 km/h~160,000Lead-acid / LiModerate

Metro vs Honda Benly e: T9 Pro delivers 105 km vs Honda's ~85 km at a lower price. Metro vs Evee C1 Air: Similar price range, but Metro's dealer network covers Mardan, Kohat, and Tharparkar — Evee is primarily major cities. Metro vs Yadea T5L: Metro is significantly more affordable for comparable range; Yadea's advantage is LiFePO4 standard across more models. Metro vs Jolta JE-70D: Jolta wins on price for budget buyers; Metro wins on range, technology, and battery quality above the budget tier.


Your SituationRecommended ModelReason
Student, route under 30 kmWonder Bike — PKR 105,000Lowest price, simple operation
Tight budget, longer daily routeT9 Eco — PKR 169,000130 km range under PKR 2 lakh
Everyday city commuterT9 / T9 Pro — PKR 260,000–265,000Best balance of range, speed, resale value
Applying for PM E-Bike SchemeThrill Lithium or M6 EmpowerPAVE-approved, 4-year battery warranty
Delivery rider (FoodPanda / Bykea)E8S Range Maker — PKR 235,000155 km range — highest in lineup
Hilly terrain (Islamabad / Peshawar)E8S Mountain Climber — PKR 279,000Enhanced torque for gradient roads
Upgrading from 125cc petrol bikeMiku Super — PKR 550,000Matches 125cc performance profile
Long-term ownership (3-plus years)Any Lithium series modelLiFePO4 handles heat better over time
Female or beginner riderThrill / Thrill LithiumScooter design, lighter weight, lower seat

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of Metro electric bike in Pakistan in 2026?

Metro electric bike prices range from PKR 105,000 for the Wonder Bike to PKR 550,000 for the Miku Super. The most popular mid-range models — T9 and T9 Pro — are priced between PKR 260,000 and PKR 265,000.

Which Metro electric bike has the longest range?

The Metro E8S Range Maker (PKR 235,000) has the highest nominal range in the lineup at 155 km. Real-world estimate in Pakistani city traffic: approximately 100–105 km. Recommended for delivery riders and long-route commuters.

How long does a Metro electric bike battery last?

Graphene batteries: rated 1,000 charge cycles — approximately 3–4 years of daily riding. LiFePO4 (Lithium series): longer lifespan under high-heat conditions. PAVE scheme models: 4-year battery warranty, the longest available from a mainstream EV brand in Pakistan.

What is the difference between Metro T9 Sport and Metro T9 / T9 Pro?

These are two separate models at different price points, not variants of the same bike.

T9 SportT9 / T9 Pro
PricePKR 184,000PKR 260,000–265,000
BatteryNano Carbon FiberGraphene
MotorStandardTTFAR regenerative
RangeNot specified105 km
Top speedNot specified45–50 km/h
BrakesDrumDisc

Are Metro electric bikes approved under the PM E-Bike Scheme?

Yes. Three models are PAVE-approved: M6 Power Lithium, M6 Empower Lithium, and Thrill Lithium. Approved models receive a PKR 50,000 subsidy, zero down payment, and 4-year battery warranty. Apply at pave.gov.pk.

Can I charge a Metro electric bike at home without a special charging station?

Yes. All Metro models charge through a standard 220V household socket. No dedicated EV charging station required. Full charge takes approximately 5–6 hours on most models.

What is the resale value of Metro electric bikes?

The Metro T9 retains 60–70% of its original value after 2 years — the strongest resale performance in Metro's EV portfolio, based on current OLX and PakWheels listings. Metro's established dealership network and spare parts availability through existing motorcycle dealers support higher resale values compared to unbranded alternatives.

Does a Metro electric bike require a driving licence and registration?

Yes. Under Pakistan's transport regulations, all electric vehicles rated 600W or above require registration and a valid motorcycle driving licence. Every Metro model above the Wonder Bike operates at 600W or higher, so both apply. Register at your provincial Excise and Taxation Department before riding on public roads. A valid motorcycle driving licence or learner's permit is required. Registration cost: approximately PKR 1,500–2,500 (varies by province). Processing time: 3–7 working days.

How much does it cost to charge a Metro electric bike per month?

The Metro T9 uses approximately 2.5 units of electricity per full charge. At PKR 40–50 per unit, a full charge costs PKR 100–125. Charged daily for 30 days: PKR 3,000–3,750 per month — compared to PKR 9,000–11,000 for a 70cc petrol bike at current fuel prices (PKR 399.86 per liter, May 2026).

Muhammad Amir

Muhammad Amir

Lead Editor & Reviewer

With over 8 years of experience in automotive journalism, Muhammad specializes in electric vehicle reviews and testing. He brings real-world insights from daily e-bike commuting in Lahore.

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