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Jolta Electric Scooty Price in Pakistan November 2026: All 8 Models From Rs 120,900 With Pictures

Jolta electric scooty price list for Pakistan with pictures: Sparrow Rs 120,900, Storm, Neo, Zeno and Mecha, with range, top speed and battery for all 8 models.

Shahid Anwar, author at Pakistan EraShahid Anwar4 min read
Jolta Mecha electric scooty in yellow, official Jolta Electric photo

Jolta electric scooty prices in Pakistan in November 2026 run from Rs 120,900 for the Sparrow to Rs 271,900 for the Mecha. Jolta sells eight scooties. Seven of them cost under Rs 2.25 lakh, and four Pro or top models reach 80 to 90 km on a single charge. We read every price and spec on Jolta Electric's own website on 8 November 2026.

Jolta Electric is a Lahore based maker of electric bikes and scooties. Its website gives one price for each scooty, plus its top speed, range and battery. Below, each scooty has Jolta's own picture under its name.

Jolta scootyPriceRangeTop speedBattery
SparrowRs 120,90025 to 35 km35 km/h48V 26Ah
StormRs 169,90060 to 70 km50 km/h60V 26Ah
NeoRs 179,90060 to 70 km50 km/h60V 26Ah
Storm ProRs 182,90080 to 90 km50 km/h60V 36Ah
Neo ProRs 189,90080 to 90 km50 km/h60V 36Ah
ZenoRs 205,90060 to 70 km50 km/h72V 26Ah
Zeno ProRs 221,90080 to 90 km50 km/h72V 36Ah
MechaRs 271,90080 to 90 km70 km/h72V 36Ah
Bar chart of Jolta electric scooty prices in Pakistan for Sparrow, Storm, Neo, Zeno and Mecha

The Sparrow is the cheapest Jolta scooty at Rs 120,900

The Sparrow costs about Rs 49,000 less than any other Jolta scooty. It is also the slowest and has the shortest range. Jolta describes it as "electric + pedal", so it is closer to an electric bicycle than a full scooty.

Jolta Sparrow: Rs 120,900

Jolta Sparrow electric scooty in black, official product photo
Image: Jolta Electric

Top speed is 35 km/h and the range is 25 to 35 km on a 48V 26Ah battery. That suits short trips, such as a school run or the local market, not a daily cross-city commute.

The Storm and Neo cost Rs 1.7 to 1.9 lakh

The Storm and Neo families are Jolta's main city scooties. Each comes in a standard version with 60 to 70 km of range and a Pro version with 80 to 90 km. The Pro adds a bigger 60V 36Ah battery. All four have a top speed of 50 km/h.

Jolta Storm: Rs 169,900

Jolta Storm electric scooty in red, official product photo
Image: Jolta Electric

The Storm is the cheapest full size Jolta scooty. Jolta says it comes in five colours. Range is 60 to 70 km.

Jolta Storm Pro: Rs 182,900

Jolta Storm Pro electric scooty in red, official product photo
Image: Jolta Electric

For Rs 13,000 more than the Storm, the Storm Pro adds about 20 km of range. Of all the 80 to 90 km scooties, it is the cheapest, which makes it the best value on this list for longer daily rides.

Jolta Neo: Rs 179,900

Jolta Neo electric scooty in red, official product photo
Image: Jolta Electric

The Neo has the same battery, speed and range as the Storm and costs Rs 10,000 more. Jolta calls it "smart, simple, city-ready". Compare both at the dealer and pick the one you like riding.

Jolta Neo Pro: Rs 189,900

Jolta Neo Pro electric scooty in red, official product photo
Image: Jolta Electric

The Neo Pro is the Neo with the bigger battery and 80 to 90 km of range. It is Rs 7,000 dearer than the Storm Pro, with the same figures on paper.

The Zeno and Mecha use a stronger 72V battery

The Zeno, Zeno Pro and Mecha run on 72V batteries, the highest voltage in Jolta's scooty range. The Mecha is also the only Jolta scooty that reaches 70 km/h.

Jolta Zeno: Rs 205,900

Jolta Zeno electric scooty in red, official product photo
Image: Jolta Electric

The Zeno has a 72V 26Ah battery and a range of 60 to 70 km. Jolta describes it as "72V power, everyday comfort".

Jolta Zeno Pro: Rs 221,900

Jolta Zeno Pro electric scooty in red, official product photo
Image: Jolta Electric

The Zeno Pro adds the long range 72V 36Ah battery for 80 to 90 km. It costs Rs 16,000 more than the Zeno.

Jolta Mecha: Rs 271,900

Jolta Mecha electric scooty in black and grey, official product photo
Image: Jolta Electric

The Mecha is Jolta's top scooty, with 70 km/h top speed, 80 to 90 km of range and a 72V 36Ah battery. It costs Rs 50,000 more than the Zeno Pro. You pay that for the extra 20 km/h of speed.

How to choose and buy a Jolta scooty

Start with your daily distance, not the price. A scooty that is charged every night only needs a range a little above your daily ride. Jolta says it offers 0 per cent markup instalments with four partner banks over 12 to 36 months. Provincial schemes may also help, such as the Sindh pink scooty scheme or the PAVE electric bike scheme.

  1. Measure your daily return trip in km.
  2. Pick a scooty whose lower range figure beats it by at least 10 km.
  3. Find a dealer on joltaelectric.com and take a test ride.
  4. Get the price and warranty written on the invoice.
  5. Register the scooty at your excise office and carry a valid licence.
Five steps to choose and buy a Jolta electric scooty in Pakistan

Comparing brands? See the Yadea scooty prices. For licence rules for young riders in Punjab, read the Punjab licence age limits.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest Jolta scooty in Pakistan?

The Sparrow at Rs 120,900. The cheapest full size scooty is the Storm at Rs 169,900.

What is the Jolta Mecha price in Pakistan?

Rs 271,900. It has a top speed of 70 km/h and a range of 80 to 90 km.

Which Jolta scooty has the longest range?

The Storm Pro, Neo Pro, Zeno Pro and Mecha, all at 80 to 90 km on one charge.

How fast does a Jolta scooty go?

Most Jolta scooties reach 50 km/h. The Mecha reaches 70 km/h and the Sparrow 35 km/h.

Can I buy a Jolta scooty on instalments?

Jolta says it offers 0 per cent markup plans with four partner banks over 12 to 36 months. Confirm the terms with the bank.

How we verified this

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

We read every price and spec on the Jolta Electric website on 8 November 2026. All pictures are Jolta Electric's own. For petrol bikes, see the motorcycle prices for November 2026.

About the author

Shahid Anwar, author at Pakistan Era

Senior Writer, Public Services and Technology

Shahid Anwar

Shahid joined us in 2024 as an author. He is a senior contributor to Pakistan's leading technology websites. He writes detailed articles, mostly covering his expertise in the latest tech, mobiles, apps, gadgets, and step-by-step guides. His ideology is to help people understand the latest trends and explain complex methods through very easy-to-understand guides.

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