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Balochistan E-Bike Scheme: Rs 52,500 Subsidy and How Stage 2 Works

Balochistan E-Bike Scheme: Rs 52,500 subsidy, Rs 17,500 upfront, NBP instalments from Rs 4,773, and how ballot winners finish the Stage 2 form.

Ali Akhtar, author at Pakistan EraAli AkhtarUpdated 5 min read
Balochistan E-Bike Scheme subsidy and Stage 2 NBP form

The Balochistan E-Bike Scheme ballot is over. Its official portal, ebikes.finance.gob.pk, is now running Stage 2, where selected applicants fill in a National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) loan form. The bike costs Rs 175,000. The government pays a 30 per cent subsidy of Rs 52,500, you pay Rs 17,500 upfront, and NBP finances Rs 105,000.

The portal's own notice gave 21 September 2026 as the last date to finish the Stage 2 form. When we checked on 22 September 2026, the form still showed as open for all districts. Slots were still being claimed that morning. We read the portal's eligibility page and its public status data on 22 September 2026, and all figures below come from there.

Where the Balochistan e-bike scheme stands

Balochistan E-Bike Scheme ballot results and Stage 2 progress in September 2026

The scheme offers 20,000 electric bikes across Balochistan. The official ballot was published on 30 June 2026.

ItemFigure on the portal
Applicants in the ballot64,472
Winners20,021
Pink bikes and green bikes1,003 pink, 19,018 green
Winners by category14,436 general public, 5,078 students, 507 working women
Largest districtQuetta, 6,195 winners
Stage 2 slots claimed, 22 September8,642 of 20,000, with 11,358 left

That last row matters. Stage 2 slots are "secured as applications are completed", in the portal's words. Being a ballot winner does not hold your bike. Finishing the NBP form does.

What a Balochistan e-bike costs you

The eligibility page sets out the full cost:

  • Bike price: Rs 175,000.
  • Government subsidy, 30 per cent: Rs 52,500.
  • Your advance, 10 per cent: Rs 17,500, paid upfront.
  • NBP loan, 60 per cent: Rs 105,000.
  • Insurance: 5 per cent of the invoice price, paid upfront, on top. On a Rs 175,000 invoice that is Rs 8,750 by our arithmetic.

You then choose how to repay the loan:

  • 1 year at 15 per cent a year: Rs 9,477 a month, Rs 113,724 in total.
  • 2 years at 17 per cent a year: Rs 4,773 a month, Rs 114,552 in total.

The portal calls this a fixed price that never increases. It also says any deposit is made into NBP only. Never pay a dealer, an agent or a private account.

Who can get a Balochistan e-bike

Balochistan E-Bike Scheme eligibility rules for Stage 2

The eligibility page lists these rules:

  • Age 18 to 65 when you apply. The page says NBP raised the upper limit from 55 to 65 in August 2026.
  • Permanent resident or domicile holder of Balochistan.
  • A valid motorcycle driving licence. A learner licence is also accepted.
  • Gross income of at least Rs 50,000 a month, yours and a co-borrower's together.
  • A valid CNIC.
  • No earlier benefit from any Government of Balochistan subsidy scheme.
  • One guarantor for one applicant. A guarantor already on another application cannot stand for you.

The Stage 2 form adds that NBP needs a permanent Government of Balochistan employee as guarantor. It does not accept contract, temporary, retired, federal government, army or private employees. The guarantor must sign an affidavit on stamp paper agreeing that unpaid loan money can be cut from their salary. You also give NBP five signed, undated cheques.

There are three categories: working women, students and general public. The eligibility page describes all three in terms of women applicants, while the results list 19,018 green bikes against 1,003 pink ones. The page does not explain this, and we could not confirm who the green bikes are for.

How to complete Stage 2 on the NBP form

  1. Open ebikes.finance.gob.pk. Note the address ends in gob.pk, not gov.pk. That is correct for Balochistan.
  2. Choose Status and enter your CNIC, or your ballot number in the format BAL-2026 followed by five digits.
  3. Open the Stage 2 form and log in with the CNIC you applied with.
  4. Fill in your income and employment details, your address and your preferred NBP branch.
  5. Upload your documents. For every applicant: CNIC, Balochistan domicile, photo, driving or learner licence, income proof, five signed undated cheques and the guarantor's papers. Students add an enrolment letter and fee challan or student card.
  6. Add your guarantor's CNIC, salary slip or service certificate and the signed affidavit.
  7. Submit. You can save a draft and come back until NBP starts checking your file.

The portal says that once NBP's process is complete, the bike is handed over within two days.

Guarantor problems and complaints

On 20 August 2026 the portal posted a notice for Quetta. Some applicants had named the same guarantor. Only those named on the portal's "Check Your Name" list must add a new guarantor and resubmit. The notice says anyone on that list who does not will have their application rejected.

For a wrong CNIC, a missing branch or a form that fails, use the Complain section. Winners, and applicants whose seat was forfeited, can file a complaint using either their CNIC or ballot number. The portal says only NBP will contact you officially.

Warning about e-bike payment fraud

Warning that Balochistan e-bike payments go only to NBP

Every payment in this scheme goes to NBP. If someone calls to say you won and asks for a "processing fee" by JazzCash or Easypaisa, it is not from the scheme. The portal shows only the first five and the last digit of a CNIC in public lists, so a caller reading out your full CNIC did not get it from the results page.

If you are not in Balochistan, other schemes exist. The federal PAVE electric bike scheme covers the whole country, Punjab runs a student e-bike scheme, and Sindh has a pink scooty scheme for women. If you still need a licence, apply for a driving licence first.

Common questions

Can I still apply for the Balochistan e-bike scheme?

The ballot is finished and Stage 2 is for selected applicants. We saw no notice of a new registration round on the portal. The portal's closing notice said 21 September 2026, though the form still showed as open on 22 September.

How much is the subsidy on a Balochistan e-bike?

Rs 52,500, which is 30 per cent of the Rs 175,000 price, according to the eligibility page.

What is the monthly instalment?

Rs 9,477 over 1 year at 15 per cent, or Rs 4,773 over 2 years at 17 per cent.

Can a learner licence holder apply?

Yes. The eligibility page says a learner licence is accepted in place of a permanent licence.

Who can be my guarantor?

A permanent Government of Balochistan employee who is not guaranteeing anyone else. Federal, army, private, contract and retired employees are not accepted.

How do I check my ballot result?

Use Results on ebikes.finance.gob.pk and search by CNIC or your BAL-2026 ballot number.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

Last checked on 22 September 2026, at about 1pm Pakistan time. We loaded ebikes.finance.gob.pk and its Results, Verify, Complaint and Eligibility pages, all HTTP 200. The ballot figures, the Stage 2 slot count, the 21 September deadline notice and the Quetta guarantor notice come from the portal's public data feeds, which the site itself uses to draw those pages. We did not submit a form.

About the author

Ali Akhtar, author at Pakistan Era

Tax, Bills and Technology Writer

Ali Akhtar

Ali Akhtar is a young and curious voice here at Pakistan Era. He is currently pursuing his A-Levels and has a growing interest in Pakistan’s changing industrial landscape and educational trends. Ali likes to write in a way that helps him explain and explore the world around him. His writing reflects the perspective of the new generation navigating the evolving trends of Pakistan where technology, youth innovation, and shifting opportunities are reshaping the country’s future.

TopicsBalochistanElectric BikesSubsidyNBPTransport