Electric Bike Range: How Many km on One Charge?
Company range figures are measured in eco mode with one light rider. Here is what to expect on Pakistani roads and which models claim the longest range.
Updated 11 November 2026
Claimed range of e-bikes on sale
In our list of models on sale, e-scooties claim a median of about 90 km per charge and electric motorcycles about 100 km. The full spread is 30 km for small city scooties to 200 km for the biggest lithium bikes.
See all long range electric bikes.
Real range is lower
Owner reviews often report 20 to 40% less than the company claim. Range drops with:
- high speed and sport mode
- two riders or heavy load
- hills and flyovers
- summer heat and an ageing battery
Plan your daily ride at about two thirds of the claimed range.
Longest range e-bikes
- Inverex GO FireBird Pro Electric Bike: 200 km claimed
- Vlektra Velocity 180 Electric Bike: 180 km
- Super Star Icon EV Electric Scooty: 180 km (graphene)
- Yadea GT70 Cyber Max (dual battery) Electric Scooty: 170 km
- Blackbuck B (Lithium) Electric Scooty: 170 km
- Crown Electric Raftaar Pro Electric Bike: 160 km
Ah and range
More Ah at the same voltage means more km. Jolta JE-70L Electric Bike has a 60V 30Ah pack and claims 100 km, while Jolta JE-70L SE Bolt (spoke) Electric Bike has 60V 50Ah and claims 120 km. Crown's Raftaar went from 40Ah (110 km) to 60Ah (160 km) on the Raftaar Pro.
Is 30 km a day OK?
Yes. A daily ride of 30 km is easy for any 60V or 72V scooty, even a graphene one. For 60 km or more a day, pick a lithium model with 100 km+ claimed range so you still have margin as the battery ages. Read the charging cost guide.
