Yadea Electric Scooter Prices in Pakistan, Model by Model

Yadea is the brand people ask about by name. Walk into any electric scooty showroom in Lahore or Karachi and someone will be asking for "the Yadea one." Part of that is reputation. Yadea is one of the biggest electric two-wheeler makers in the world, and it has been selling in Pakistan since late 2023, when the T5 launched at Rs 2,45,000.

The catch is that Yadea now sells more than ten models here, and the price gap between the cheapest and the most expensive is over Rs 12 lakh. Knowing which one is right for you takes a bit of sorting.

Below is the full Yadea line-up with current prices, followed by a model-by-model look at what you actually get for the money.

Yadea price list in Pakistan (latest)

Yadea updated its prices from August 10, 2026, and the prices below include 1 percent sales tax. Where a model was not on that list, we have used the current PakWheels price and marked it.

*Price from PakWheels. The GT30 was not on Yadea's August 2026 list, so confirm it is still in stock before you visit.

You can see the latest figures for every Yadea model on the SawariPK Yadea brand page.

Under Rs 2 lakh: M3, Ruibin Sports and GT30

Yadea M3: Rs 1,74,000

The M3 is the cheapest way into a Yadea. Full specs are not widely published in Pakistan yet, so ask the dealer for the brochure and the battery type before buying.

What is worth knowing: a lithium version of this scooter, the M3H, was one of the Yadea models added to the government's PAVE scheme, with a Rs 50,000 subsidy and 0 percent markup. If you qualify for the scheme, the M3H can end up costing less than the standard M3. Check the scheme's current model list before you decide.

Yadea Ruibin Sports: Rs 1,93,000

A sportier-looking version of the Ruibin at a lower price. The Ruibin Sports is a good choice if you like the Ruibin's shape and want to stay under 2 lakh. Specs are not fully published, so ask the dealer how it differs from the standard Ruibin, especially on battery size.

Yadea GT30: Rs 1,94,000

The GT30 was Yadea's big launch in January 2025, when it arrived at Rs 1,89,000. It has a 1,000W motor, a 60V 23Ah graphene battery, a claimed 75 km range and a 45 km/h top speed. It also has NFC unlocking and hydraulic shocks.

PakWheels owners like the torque but mention noisy brakes and range that varies a lot with riding style. The battery is on the smaller side, so it suits short to medium commutes.

Since it did not appear on Yadea's August 2026 price list, it may be on the way out. If a dealer still has one, it could be worth asking for a discount.

Rs 2 to 3 lakh: Ruibin, T5 and the lithium models

Yadea Ruibin: Rs 2,09,000

The Ruibin is a solid middle choice. It has an 800W motor with strong torque (86 Nm), a 1.8 kWh graphene battery and a claimed 90 km range. Top speed is 45 km/h and it weighs 75 kg. Battery warranty is 18 months or 18,000 km.

For Rs 15,000 more than the GT30, you get a noticeably bigger battery. That alone makes the Ruibin the better buy for most commuters.

Yadea T5: Rs 2,53,500

The T5 is the model that put Yadea on the map in Pakistan. It has a 72V 26Ah graphene battery, a claimed 100 km range and Yadea's TTFAR system, which is the company's name for its combination of battery, controller and low-resistance parts designed to stretch range. A full charge uses roughly 2.5 units.

The motor is 800W with 86 Nm of torque, and top speed is 45 km/h. It has a front disc brake and a rear drum, and weighs 70 kg. PakWheels lists the battery warranty at 4 years or 50,000 km, which is unusually long for graphene. Confirm that with your dealer.

The T5 is popular because it is honest. It does not pretend to be fast, but owners regularly report good range, and Yadea's service network is better than most. Used T5s sell on PakWheels for Rs 1.9 to 2.4 lakh, so resale is strong.

If you want to see how it stacks up against a faster rival, we compared the Yadea T5 vs Crown Raftaar in a separate post.

The lithium versions: M3H, Ruibin Lithium and T5 Lithium

Yadea sells lithium versions of three of its scooters:

• M3H Lithium: Rs 2,55,000

• Ruibin Lithium: Rs 2,70,000

• T5 Lithium (with SS guard): Rs 3,05,000

You pay Rs 50,000 to Rs 80,000 extra over the graphene versions. In return, lithium batteries are lighter, usually charge faster and last more charge cycles before range starts to drop.

Is it worth it? If you plan to keep the scooty for more than three years, usually yes. A graphene battery will likely need replacing in that time, and the replacement alone can cost a large part of the price difference. If you will sell within two years, the graphene version makes more sense.

Two of these (the M3H and T5L) were also on the PAVE scheme list with a Rs 50,000 subsidy. If you are applying, they become much better value.

Above Rs 3 lakh: Epoc-H, Velax and GT70 Cyber

Yadea Epoc-H: Rs 3,55,000

The Epoc-H is a big jump in performance. It has a 2,000W motor, a 70 km/h top speed and a claimed 125 km range from a 2.73 kWh graphene battery. That makes it the longest-range graphene Yadea in Pakistan. Battery warranty is 3 years or 40,000 km. Charging takes about 7 hours.

This is the scooty for someone who rides across a big city every day, or uses main roads where 45 km/h feels slow.

Yadea Velax: Rs 4,44,000

The Velax is Yadea's premium lithium scooter. It has a 2,000W motor, a 72V 30Ah lithium battery, a claimed 80 km range and a 65 km/h top speed. Charging takes about 6 hours.

On paper, the Velax gives you less range than the Epoc-H for almost Rs 90,000 more. What you are paying for is the lithium battery, the design and the features. The Velax was also on the PAVE scheme list, which can bring its price down a lot for eligible buyers.

Yadea GT70 Cyber: Rs 4,79,000 to Rs 5,79,000

The GT70 Cyber is Yadea's most capable everyday scooter in Pakistan. It has a 2,000W motor, a claimed 65 km/h top speed, disc brakes front and rear and a TFT screen with navigation.

The standard version uses a 72V 50Ah LFP battery with a claimed range of around 110 km. The Cyber Max adds a second battery for a claimed 170 km. These range figures are from WMTC testing, which is closer to real riding than some brand claims, but you should still expect less in traffic and heat.

Yadea Keeness: Rs 14,00,000

The Keeness is a premium halo model priced like a small car. It is not something most buyers will consider, and full specs are not published locally.

Which Yadea should you buy?

Tightest budget: Yadea M3 at Rs 1.74 lakh, or the M3H through the PAVE scheme if you qualify.

Best value for daily commuting: Yadea Ruibin at Rs 2.09 lakh. Big battery, good torque, sensible price.

Most proven model: Yadea T5 at Rs 2.53 lakh. Strong range, strong resale.

Long city commutes on main roads: Yadea Epoc-H at Rs 3.55 lakh for its 70 km/h top speed and 125 km range.

Best overall, if money is not tight: Yadea GT70 Cyber, for the LFP battery, disc brakes and TFT screen.

Why do Yadea prices keep changing?

Yadea has revised its Pakistan prices several times since 2023. The T5 launched at Rs 2,45,000 and is now Rs 2,53,500. Most of these changes come from the cost of imported parts, especially batteries, and from changes in tax and customs rules on EV components. We explain that in more detail in our post on why electric bikes are so expensive in Pakistan.

The practical lesson is to confirm the price on the day you buy, and ask the dealer whether the quoted price includes registration.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest Yadea electric scooter in Pakistan?

The Yadea M3 at Rs 1,74,000.

What is the price of the Yadea T5 in Pakistan?

Rs 2,53,500 for the graphene version. The T5 Lithium with SS guard is Rs 3,05,000.

Which Yadea has the longest range?

The GT70 Cyber Max, with a claimed 170 km on two LFP batteries. Among single-battery models, the Epoc-H claims 125 km.

Are Yadea scooters part of the PAVE scheme?

Yes. The M3H, T5L and Velax were added with a Rs 50,000 subsidy and 0 percent markup. Check the current list when you apply.

Is Yadea better than Metro or Evee?

Yadea is the bigger brand globally and its resale value is strong. Metro and Evee often give more range or features for the same price. Use the SawariPK compare tool to check specific models side by side.